Should I be honest?

Look I got job interview( legal field) recently I finished off Diploma in Justice and applied for a job and so excited about it. I'm very potential person who always tries things out, hard working person, honest, etc. But one problem i got my english skills isnt really enough and while I was doing justice course I took English lessons as part-time as I been in Australia not 15months and to become fluent speaker and I did well in all subjects average marks were C+B+ so on. Tomorrow interview with legal recuritment agent for a job and I'm well perpare but what concerns me is my English skills. Should I be honest with job agent telling I'm still taken English classes and I will alway do my best to success in Legal field.





Thanks for advice

Should I be honest?
Yes. Be honest.





Based on your writing skills here, it will be OBVIOUS that your English is not up to speed.





But you said it best yourself, "I'm still taking English classes and I will always do my best to success in Legal field."





That will be seen as admirable by your potential employer, and if you can show them that you've gotten this far in only 15 months, then you can promise to be even better as the months go on.





Forget the "lie" advice. That's ridiculous.





Your integrity will get you far.





Good luck.
Reply:Everyone in the world is expected to lie. If you don't lie, they'll think you're even worse. Anything you can vaguely pretend to is fair game. Don't mention anything that detracts from you.
Reply:If the question isn't asked, don't bring it up. However, if your interveiwer does ask be honest. It's not like someone isn't going to quickly figure it out and make you look like are real poop head when they do. If point blank asked for a weakness say your english skills/your working on it, as it's not your first language. This is super common occurance now adays.