Job interview
A realistic interview from the ad and your CV, with an overall score.
Meet Interview Rehearsal
The real interview gives you one shot. Here you get as many as you like.

A realistic interview from the ad and your CV, with an overall score.
“Tell me about a time…” Situation, task, action, result, step by step.
“What are your expectations?” Build a confident, reasoned answer.
Test your flow and prepare for the audience’s hard questions.
Get ready for a university, master’s or scholarship interview.
Example conversation
I have a marketing specialist interview tomorrow. Can we rehearse?
Sure. Share the job ad and a short version of your CV and I’ll ask realistic questions, score each answer and show you a stronger version. We can also rehearse in a voice call, just like the real thing.
AI can make mistakes. Check important answers.
Paste the job ad or attach your CV and say which interview you’re preparing for.
By text or in a voice call, just like a real interview.
A short review after every answer, plus a stronger example.
Details
For when you want to know more.
It prepares technical, behavioural and motivation questions from the ad and CV you share. No canned list: it follows up based on what you say.
It tells you what each answer did well and what was missing, and shows a stronger version as an example. Don’t memorise it; fill it with your own experience.
Start a voice call if you like: it asks out loud and you answer by speaking. More realistic than text for nerves and pauses.
No. Interview Rehearsal helps you practise and sharpen your answers; it can’t know a company’s hiring decision or the questions it will ask.
Job interviews, behavioural (STAR) questions, salary talks, presentation rehearsal and school or scholarship interviews. You can practise in English, German or Turkish.
No. Naming the role is enough; the ad and CV just make the questions more accurate. Feel free to remove personal details you don’t want to share.
Yes. You can try a few messages without signing up. Free members get starter credits; further use needs credits.