Which aspect of this role do you feel you need the most training?
Your answer to this question will inform the interviewer of your skill level and where you'll require further training to get up to speed. Rather than relaying your lack of experience, share how you're eagerly striving to achieve the milestones and goals you've set for yourself to further your career. Be sure to add that you are confident in your ability to learn new skills quickly and eager to grow in your field.
"I am confident in my skill level when it comes to the primary responsibilities of this role. I believe I will need the most training in your internal computer systems. I am tech savvy and confident that I will pick up on them quickly; however, they will be new to me."
"I love to learn new things, and I am excited for the training I will receive at Qantas. The area where I will need the most training will be with Software ABC. This position will be my first exposure to the program. I have already watched a few online tutorials and am confident I will pick it up quickly."
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Anonymous Answer
I welcome the challenge to broaden my knowledge, the safety and emergency training aspect being the one I feel I will learn the most from, and one I look forward to learning more about.
Alexandra's Feedback
This is a good answer, I would consider adding the "why" to your answer, or at least be ready to answer a potential follow-up question from the interviewer.
I welcome the challenge to broaden my knowledge. The safety and emergency training is what I feel I will learn the most from, as this is emphasized much more here than in my current position, and one I look forward to learning more about this
Anonymous Answer
I am excited to take on any training that is required for this role. I pick up on learning new things very quickly. What I might need the most training in would probably be the computer side of it but once shown or taught, I am confident that I will pick up on it.
Rachelle's Feedback
Try answering more firmly. Using words like 'might' and 'probably' shows uncertainty. Also, statements like 'I pick up on learning new things very quickly' is general and really could be argued since there is no way of measuring that in the moment. I have offered a revision, below.
"I will require the most training with your internal computer systems. Although I have been told by my previous employer that I am tech savvy, I know there will be a learning curve."
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