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Yes. You apply to homeschool them, you do all the paperwork, which takes hours, answer questions from hundreds of strangers and family and then get down to the business of homeschooling. This involves sourcing the best material for them for their age and ability, teaching them, marking and preparing work. You interview tutors and negotiate prices. You run field trips, prepare worksheets and run classes for homeschool children. You facilitate their learning for every subject. You talk to other parents and find like-minded children to work with. You socialise and let your children do likewise. You enter your children for competitions and examinations and deal with the paperwork involved.In short, you do the work of all the teachers, examination officer, deputy, principal, secretary, PTA and faculty heads.For very little pay.

I’ll address the interviewing questions here.I have a worksheet that I have used for about 30 years of interviewing people. The first questions are all designed to elicit answers for background so you have a few facts or details for the intro. Age, occupational history, family, any famous relatives, interests… then I ask questions that burrow down a bit to see what makes them tick.If you seriously want to become an interviewer, I recommend the book The Craft of Interviewing by John Brady. It’s probably dated in some ways but I found it exceedingly useful as a starting point for grasping how to approach interviewing. I’ve interviewed hundred of people through the years including a congressman, Jonathan Winters and Kurt Vonnegut, among others.I think what you need to do is stop and think before you ask your questions though. Think: What do I want to know about this person? Are you genuinely a curious person who want to understand people, their dreams, fears, motivations? If yes, then ask the questions and you readers will be as interested to discover these people as you yourself are. If not, maybe you need to choose a different line of work.

Applicants can apply directly through the Manitoba Nominee Program. The province will then select candidates and ask them to enter the Express Entry pool. This is when the candidate is "nominated" by the province. Applicants can be nominated directly by the MB PNP through the Skilled Worker and Business categories.As part of recruitment, the candidate must have attended an interview with MPNP officials and a Manitoba employer. Following the interview, the employer must extend an official offer for permanent, full-time employment in Manitoba.All applicants to the MPNP who are applying as Skilled Workers Overseas must demonstrate an established connection to Manitoba either through the support of family members or friends, through previous education or work experience in the province or through an Invitation to Apply received directly from the MPNP as part ...For an application to be accepted for consideration you must score at least 60 points. If you score less than 60 points in the MPNP Self-assessment Worksheet you are not eligible to apply. Thanks!