3. Fall Prüfungssimulation

Introduction

This tutorial guides you through the process of preparing for an oral exam simulation based on the third case study presented in the Lingoda video. By following these steps, you will be able to create a comprehensive case presentation, compare it with the video, and identify key exam questions and information.

Step 1: Read the Case Study

• Begin by thoroughly reading the provided case study.
• Take notes on important details such as the main issue, context, and any relevant characters or stakeholders.
• Highlight any specific points that may be relevant for your presentation or potential questions.

Step 2: Create Your Case Presentation

• Using your notes from Step 1, draft your case presentation.
• Structure your presentation as follows:
  • Introduction: Briefly summarize the case and its significance.
  • Main Body: Discuss key points, including:
    • The main problem or issue.
    • Stakeholders involved.
    • Possible solutions or outcomes.
  • Conclusion: Summarize the findings and suggest potential next steps.

Step 3: Watch the Video

• Once your case presentation is complete, watch the video to gain insights.
• Pay special attention to:
  • The structure of the presenter’s case.
  • The questions posed during the simulation.
  • Any additional details or perspectives that may enhance your understanding.

Step 4: Compare Presentations

• After watching the video, compare your case presentation with the one presented in the video.
• Note any differences in structure, content, or emphasis.
• Identify areas where your presentation could be improved or expanded.

Step 5: Take Notes on Exam Questions

• As you watch the video, write down any exam questions asked.
• Reflect on why these questions are significant and how they relate to your case.
• Consider how you would answer these questions based on your preparation.

Step 6: Research Unknown Information

• If you encounter any terms or concepts that are unfamiliar while watching the video, take the time to research them.
• Write down definitions or explanations for these terms, as they may be relevant for your exam.

Conclusion

By following these steps, you have created a structured case presentation, compared it with a professional example, and prepared for potential exam questions. Ensure you understand all key concepts and terms related to the case. Moving forward, practice presenting your case aloud to build confidence for your oral exam.