Job Interview: Body Language and Non-Verbal Communication

Did you know that over half of communication is non-verbal? In a job interview, your posture, gestures, and eye contact can influence the outcome before you even say a word. This course will show you how to project confidence, eliminate nervous habits, and make a lasting impression using non-verbal communication techniques.

Course Requirements

✔ No prior interview experience needed.
✔ Willingness to practice body language techniques.
✔ A mirror or webcam for self-evaluation.
✔ A quiet space to observe and refine your non-verbal cues.

Course Description

Words matter in an interview, but how you present yourself is just as important. This course focuses on body language and non-verbal cues to help you appear confident, professional, and engaged.

You’ll learn how to use posture, gestures, facial expressions, and eye contact to build rapport and make a strong impression. You’ll also discover how to adjust your body language for virtual interviews and eliminate habits that could hurt your chances. Through hands-on exercises and video analysis, you’ll develop the skills to enter any job interview with confidence.

What You’ll Learn?

✔ How to create a strong first impression using body language.
✔ Techniques to convey confidence through posture, gestures, and movement.
✔ How to use facial expressions and eye contact effectively.
✔ Common body language mistakes and how to correct them.
✔ How to adapt non-verbal communication for virtual interviews.
✔ Strategies to manage nervous habits and stay composed.

Course Curriculum

Module 1: Introduction to Body Language in Interviews

Understand the role of non-verbal communication and its impact on first impressions.

• Lecture 1: The Power of Non-Verbal Communication
  Learn how body language influences perceptions and why it matters more than words.
• Lecture 2: How to Read & Control Your Own Body Language
  Identify and refine your own non-verbal cues to appear more confident.

Module 2: Mastering Confident Body Language

Learn to use posture, gestures, and movement to convey confidence.

• Lecture 3: Posture and Presence – Sitting and Standing with Confidence
  Understand how to sit, stand, and enter a room with confidence.
• Lecture 4: The Role of Hand Gestures and Movement
  Use natural hand gestures effectively and eliminate distracting movements.

Module 3: The Power of Facial Expressions and Eye Contact

Develop facial expressions and eye contact strategies to appear more engaged.

• Lecture 5: Using Facial Expressions to Build Rapport
  Learn to smile naturally, avoid tense expressions, and show engagement.
• Lecture 6: Mastering Eye Contact – Engaging Without Staring
  Find the right balance of confidence and comfort when making eye contact.

Module 4: Adapting Non-Verbal Communication for Virtual Interviews

Learn how to look professional and confident on camera.

• Lecture 7: Adjusting Body Language for Video Interviews
  Discover how to maintain the right posture, eye contact, and movement in virtual settings.
• Lecture 8: Controlling Nervous Habits & Avoiding Common Mistakes
  Identify and correct nervous behaviors like fidgeting or lip biting.

Who Should Take This Course?

✔ University students preparing for job or internship interviews.
✔ Job seekers looking to boost their confidence.
✔ Professionals who want to refine their body language in workplace interactions.

Certificate of Completion

Upon finishing this course, you’ll receive a Certificate of Completion from Eduta—along with the skills and confidence to excel in any interview.