Interview worksheets for students

Write five questions for an expert or character and record the answers.

Adaptable templates · No fixed grade. Choose a topic, then adjust the task and support for your students.

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Teaching guide

Prepare questions for a useful conversation

This interview worksheet gives students a place to write five questions for an expert or character and record the answers. Planning questions around a topic can help learners focus on details they want to understand.

It supports classroom interviewing and note taking. The page is not a job interview form or a ready-made list of career interview questions.

Ask, listen and record the response

Help students begin with a clear question, listen without interrupting and record the main idea of an answer. They can follow up when something is unclear, then share one insight from the conversation.

Use the thin and thick questions organizer to distinguish quick questions from deeper inquiry, or collect topic details with a fact file worksheet.

Select an available topic context

A theme or place can suggest who or what students might interview. Examples are shown only where this template is enabled, so review the available source list first.

Browse the worksheet library or available source worksheets to find another format.

Questions teachers ask

Frequently asked questions

What does the student interview worksheet include?

It gives students space to write five questions for an expert or character and record the answers.

Is this for a job interview?

No. It is a classroom organizer for a topic-based interview with an expert or character.

What makes a good interview question?

A clear question helps the student learn something about the topic and gives the interviewee room to explain.

Which sources can I use?

Choose from the published theme and place examples where the interview template is enabled.