They asked philosophical questions and played devil's advocate to question your decision making in your answers. The interview went on for over two hours. The answers they gave at the end of the questioning showed that they only really wanted to hear their own opinion said back to them.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
Would you tell a child in a country where it is illegal (and punishable by death) to be homosexual that being homosexual is perfectly ok and they should not try to hide it?
There were two stages of the interview, one more practical and another more philosophical. The interviewers are friendly but they are also very thorough and will ask a lot of probing questions. The interviews both took the best part of an hour.
Interview questions [7]
Question 1
Parents want education classes for the children to be split by gender- what do you do?
Adults want classes to be separate due to culture/ ethnicity- what do you do?
