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UW Trainer Interview 
Rubric to be used by Interview Committee following UW Trainer presentation/interview.
Rubric Code: XX582A2
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Subject: Business  
Type: Assessment  
Grade Levels: Graduate

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100 %
  Poor

1 pts

Fair

2 pts

Good

3 pts

Excellent

4 pts

Professional Dress
5 %

Poor

Dress is not professional
Fair

Candidate dresses with minimal degree of professional presentation
Good

Candidate dresses with reasonable degree of professional presentation
Excellent

Candidate dresses with a high degree of professional presentation
Functional Knowledge
20 %

Poor

Candidate has very little UW knowledge
Fair

Candidate has some UW knowledge
Good

Candidate has adequate UW knowledge
Excellent

Candidate has comprehensive UW knowledge
Teaching-use of Experiences
10 %

Poor

Candidate shows minimal ability to reflect on relevant experiences
Fair

Candidate can reflect on small number of relevant experiences
Good

Candidate can reflect on a variety of relevant experiences
Excellent

Candidate can reflect on a wide variety of relevant experiences
Classroom Management
10 %

Poor

Candidate has very little classroom management experience or does not demonstrate ability to control settings
Fair

Candidate has some classroom management experience, and demonstrates some ability to control settings
Good

Candidate demonstrates an understanding of the skills needed to effectively manage a classroom session
Excellent

Candidate demonstrates the necessary skills and knowledge to effectively manage a classroom session
Collaborative Mindset
5 %

Poor

Candidate sees no reason to collaborate with others or does not seem to see the value in doing so.
Fair

Candidate can imagine some scenarios when collaboration might be a good idea, but does not see collaboration as a significant part of his/her professional development.
Good

Candidate can easily describe at least one way in which some form of collaboration increased student achievement. Candidate seems eager to continue at least that form of collaboration at Sequoia.
Excellent

Candidate uninterested in working in a non-collaborative environment. Might be able to give at least one example where /she took the lead in a collaborative group.
Speaking and Presentation
25 %

Poor

Seems very nervous, unable to communicate with committee successfully, no eye contact
Fair

Seems a bit nervous, struggles at times to communicate with committee, makes minimal eye contact
Good

Seems somewhat confident, able to communiate with committee, makes some eye contact
Excellent

Seems confident, able to communicate with committee effectively, makes appropriate eye contact
Corporate Training Experience
25 %

Poor

Candidate has no experience in corporate training.
Fair

Candidate has limited experience in corporate training. Candidate may have taught in other areas in different settings (online vs. classroom).
Good

Candidate has some experience teaching in a corporate training environment. S/he may have recently taught in different settings.
Excellent

Candidate demonstrates previous corporate training abilities, and shows excellent management of subject and setting.



Keywords:
  • Interview







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