When the interviewers ask you to walk them through your education, they are looking for a high-level overview of your knowledge and experiences related to this role. The interviewers will also want to know how these experiences lend themselves to your success as a District Manager.

A hiring company's education expectations will vary depending on the industry and the level of management expected in this particular role. While some District Management roles require a high-school diploma and a few years of management experience, other companies require a degree in business with a focus on leadership or management. Some District Manager roles may also require an MBA. Walk the interviewers thorough your education, and highlight where your knowledge will be the greatest asset to the hiring company.