They called by phone and asked some basic questions. I was called for the practical test at the office. These were also quite easy language tests. Translations, editing, proof reading. After the practical test, there was trial day and you have to write test report, you are given all training before the test.

I was called about 2~3 weeks after the application, which was a surprise, but I was later told that the company was in shortage of my language. The first was a phone interview, mainly asking for my gaming experiences, such as what kind of games I like and which platform I prefer and whether I am eligible to work in the UK. The main interview was more like a test, first testing my linguistic skills in both English and my language, followed by finding localization bugs while playing a video game, as well as detecting various errors in texts (such as spelling, grammar and spacing) as well as translations, both to and from English and my language. After passing the interview came the trial day, which focused on teaching the basics of Localisation QA, such as what kind of bugs to look for, and how to write a bug report.