1Which Part of STAR?
For each phrase, click the STAR part it usually introduces.
2Vocabulary: Linking & Result Phrases
Type the correct phrase in each gap, then click Check.
this led toI was responsible forultimately
I decided toas a resultmy role was to
3Model Example — Read & Notice the Pauses
Each slash (/) marks a pause: a short one inside a sentence and a slightly longer one at the end of each part of the story (S / T / A / R). Read this aloud, pausing at every slash.
4Build Your Own STAR Story
Use a real project or situation. Keep Action as the most detailed part.
SSITUATION — Set the scene
e.g. "During my final-year project, our team was building an autonomous robot for a competition."
TTASK — What were you responsible for?
e.g. "I was responsible for the sensor integration and obstacle detection."
AACTION — What did you actually do?
e.g. "I tested three sensor types, chose the most accurate and cost-effective one, and wrote the calibration code myself."
RRESULT — What happened?
e.g. "As a result, our robot had the most reliable obstacle detection in the competition, and we placed in the top three."
YOUR ASSEMBLED STORY
Fill in the four boxes above to see your story here.
5Delivery Timer
Deliver your STAR story aloud, pausing between S / T / A / R. Target: 60–90 seconds.
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