I am studying in an adult junior college (amateur)-is it a junior college or a technical secondary school during the interview?

1. You can say that you are studying in a junior college, so the effect is basically the same as that of a junior college, and you are telling the truth, which is better than directly saying that you are a junior college. Otherwise, you will be stupid if people ask you to show your diploma, and you feel like cheating when you say that you are still studying at that time.

I'll think about it, don't worry. Now many companies pay more attention to ability. Besides, it's only a matter of time before you get a certificate.

I feel ok, but I suggest you find an assistant, which is more beneficial to your future development.

4. Experience is indeed an important condition for the company to consider, but if your personal ability satisfies the interviewer, you will be given priority. Assistant and other positions will soon be available. Just tell the interviewer that you are more adaptable and can quickly integrate into the work, so that your chances of success will be greater.

Finally, I wish you a satisfactory job.