What are the interview questions when interviewing for People to People Student Ambassadors?

rst41

If you mean questions they're going to ask you, here's some to give you an idea:

Why do you want to be a student ambassador?
Are you ready for time away from home?
Describe yourself in one word?
How do you spend most of your free time?
How would you deal with being a guest for dinner in someoneâ€™s home and they served you a meal that did
not appeal to you?
How would you deal with your luggage being lost for a day? A week? The entire program?
Have you ever been away from home for a period of time without your parents?
What would you hope to gain from this program?
What about your travel experience. Where have you traveled?
If you were given $100 and told to have fun with it, what would you buy?
How would you get help in a strange city?
What are you most interested in seeing on your P2P program?
What is your favorite song?
What is your favorite book?
Describe a typical Saturday for you?
What's the difference between a tourist and a Student Ambassador?
What would you do if you saw someone breaking a rule?
What do you want people in other countries to think of Americans?

Really they just want to know if you're mature enough to go on a trip by yourself without your parents. Don't worry you'll be fine.

mamour

What can I expect at the meeting?
# At your information meeting, you will hear all about the programs we offer, meet alumni and their families as well as teacher-leaders, learn tuition details and get all your other questions answered. You will also receive application materials. Meetings last about one hour.#

Who should go to the meeting?
While we encourage the entire family to attend and learn about this life-changing opportunity, it is not necessary. We do highly recommend the invited student attend with at least one parent or guardian.
How can I enroll?
The first step is to attend an information meeting, where you and your family will learn all about your program and obtain application materials. Then you can submit an application online, along with three recommendations. Your area leaders will review your application materials and contact you to set up an interview.
After your interview, we will notify you about your acceptance as a Student Ambassador. If accepted into the program, you will attend four orientation meetings which will provide all the details you'll need to embark on your journey.

go to this page to read more :
http://www.studentambassadors.org/students-what-to-tell-parents-frequently-asked-questions.asp

bluekitty1541

will your mom's check clear the bank/

seriously, you are paying a lot of money for this. ability to pay is about the only qualification. i have never known anyone who was not accepted when they applied, as long as they had the money

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