Focus on the main points of the FBI training. Describe that the training is in Quantico and is a 20-week intensive program consisting of classroom time and physical fitness and weapons training. For more information on what Special Agents can expect, check out the FBI's New Agent Training webpage on their website.

Avoid not knowing the type of training is involved if hired. Suppose you have not prepared yourself for the interview by researching the FBI and learning what is involved in the hiring process. In that case, the interviewer will determine that you have not done your homework and do not seem serious about becoming a Special Agent.

Remember to mention Quantico and the intensive 20 weeks training that is involved. The interviewer wants to know that you are prepared to attend the training, live on campus, and fully immerse in the FBI's training program.

"All Special Agents start their career with the FBI in Quantico, Virginia, living on campus for 20 weeks. The agents live on campus and attend an intensive program consisting of classroom time, physical fitness, firearms, defensive tactics, and practical application drills."

"All special agents begin their career participating in a variety of intensive training activities at the FBI Academy in Quantico, one of the world's finest law enforcement training facilities, for 20 weeks while living on campus. Classroom hours are spent studying a wide variety of academic and investigative subjects, including the fundamentals of law, behavioral science, report writing, forensic science, and basic and advanced investigative, interviewing, and intelligence techniques. They're also taught the intricacies of counterterrorism, counterintelligence, weapons of mass destruction, cyber, and criminal investigations. The curriculum also includes intensive training in physical fitness, defensive tactics, practical application exercises, and the use of firearms."