Practise an interview with an AI assistant

What a practice session is for

• Saying it out loud. An answer you know in your head often comes out longer or more tangled when you say it. Practice shows you where.
• Follow-up questions. Real panels often ask a second question about your first answer. Practising with follow-ups helps you stay calm when that happens.
• Structure. The assistant can tell you whether you answered the question, led with your main point and gave a clear example.

It is not a way to find out what the real interview will ask. Most departments don't publish their questions, and an AI assistant doesn't know them either.

Before you start

• Use the department's own words. Find what your department published about its interview: the format and the question types or assessment points in its program rules (校系分則), preparation guide or admission brochure. Paste that in, so the practice follows it. For Personal Application, our page on interviews shows what these look like. For international applicants, see application materials.
• AI can be wrong. An assistant may state things about a school, a department or admission rules that are out of date or simply untrue. Treat anything it says about a school as unchecked, and confirm it with the school.
• Keep personal data out. Don't paste your ID number, passport number, full name, date of birth, address, phone number, or school records and transcripts. You can talk about your experiences in general terms without them.
• Practise out loud. If your assistant has a voice mode, use it. If not, say each answer out loud before you type it.

Prompt for Personal Application or four-year technical interviews (in Chinese)

For 個人申請 or 四技二專 interviews. Replace the parts in square brackets, then paste the whole prompt into an AI chat assistant.

請你扮演一位冷靜、友善的大學面試委員，陪我練習面試。

我要練習的是：[學校名稱] [學系名稱] 的 [個人申請／四技二專甄選] 第二階段面試。

下面是這個學系在校系分則、準備指引或甄試通知裡公布的面試說明（形式、評量重點、問題類型）。請只根據這些內容出題：
[把學系公布的面試說明貼在這裡]

請照這些規則進行：
1. 一次只問一個問題。問完就停下來，等我回答。
2. 我回答後，根據我的回答追問一次，再進入下一題。
3. 總共大約 5 題。我輸入「結束」時就停止。
4. 結束後，給我溫和、具體的回饋，只看表達：我有沒有回答到問題、有沒有先說重點、條理清不清楚、例子好不好懂、長度是否合適。每一題給一個可以改進的地方。
5. 不要評論我說的經歷或事實是否正確，也不要猜這個學系怎麼評分、會錄取誰。對學校或招生規定不確定的事，請直接說不確定。
6. 不要問我的身分證字號、全名、生日、地址、就讀高中或成績等個人資料。

準備好了，就請問第一題。

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Prompt for international admission interviews (in English)

For international degree applicants. If your interview will be in Chinese, ask the assistant to switch to Chinese.

Please act as a calm, friendly admissions interviewer and help me practise.

I am an international applicant to [department name] at [university name] in Taiwan, practising for an admission interview by [phone / video / in person].

Below is what the department or university has published about its interview (format, what it assesses, question types). Please base your questions only on this:
[Paste the department's published interview information here]

Please follow these rules:
1. Ask one question at a time, then stop and wait for my answer.
2. After each answer, ask one follow-up question based on what I said, then move on.
3. Ask about five questions in total. Stop when I type "end".
4. At the end, give me gentle, specific feedback on clarity and structure only: did I answer the question, lead with my main point, give a clear example, and keep a sensible length? Give one thing to improve for each answer.
5. Don't judge whether the facts or experiences I mention are correct, and don't guess how the department scores interviews or who it admits. If you are unsure about anything to do with the school or its admission rules, say so.
6. Don't ask for my passport number, full name, date of birth, address, or school records.

When you are ready, please ask the first question.

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After a session

• Pick one thing from the feedback to change, and run the session again.
• If the assistant said anything about the school, its courses or its rules, check it on the school's own website before you rely on it.
• Reread the review materials or documents you submitted. Several departments say they ask about them.

Related pages

→ Personal Application interviews
→ Application materials for international students
→ The learning portfolio and review materials

About this page: StudyIn.tw has no AI of its own. These prompts are plain text that you paste into an assistant of your choice; nothing you type there is sent to us.

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Checked November 2026.Show

This page states no admission facts of its own. Each department's interview format and question types are in its program rules, which for Personal Application are on the University admission selection committee's program rules search (Chinese), and for international applicants in each university's admission brochure.