When we first arrive in a new environment, we often need to introduce ourselves. Self-introduction is a means to know yourself. So will you really write a self-introduction? The following is my fitness instructor's interview self-introduction for your reference, hoping to help friends in need.

I am a fresh graduate of xx University majoring in physical education. During my school days, I got excellent grades, actively studied knowledge, and had a solid sports foundation. In addition, for four years in college, I served as the secretary of the League branch in my class. I have a strong sense of responsibility and dedication, work hard, work hard, strive for scholarships and the title of "three good students" every year, and win many awards at school.

Be strict with yourself in all aspects, make progress in thinking, study hard, be responsible for your work and live a simple life. Four years' hard work has made me an excellent college graduate. Strong self-study ability, not afraid of difficulties; Have a solid professional and technical level and a strong theoretical foundation.

Calm and calm; Strong ability to distinguish and handle right and wrong; Strong organizational skills and social adaptability.

Relevant certificates: national second-class basketball players and referees; National volleyball second-level referee; National computer level 1, English level 3 certificate; Second-class certificate of national putonghua; First prize in college poetry recitation competition.

The question of fitness instructor interview

1. Dress, don't dress too casually. If you wear jeans to the gym for an interview, it shows that you know too little about the personal fitness trainer industry, which is also a reflection of your personal quality. As a personal fitness trainer, the best way to go to the gym for an interview is of course clean and tidy sportswear.

2. Communication problems. Personal fitness trainer is the main profit-making department of gym, which is both a skill industry and a service industry. Newcomers need to communicate with others, such as the situation in the gym, and are always silent. That's really dangerous. You can actually learn a lot of things, such as the situation of the gym, the number of members and so on.

3. Professional questions, the professional questions asked by the manager of the private education department are few, but it does not mean that this is not important. Profession reflects your professional ability. If you can't answer, there are usually two choices. The first is to travel, and the second is to choose other gyms. In any case, professional knowledge is worthy of the attention of newcomers.

4. Interview preparation: To go to any gym for an interview, you must first understand the gym, which year it was established, how many members there are, the cultural quality and age of employees, and the reputation in the same industry. This is the minimum common sense, and interviewers will ask such questions. A detailed understanding of the importance you attach to the gym can arouse the interest of the interviewer.

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