20 Other Ways to Say “Looking Forward to the Interview”

Getting ready for an interview can feel exciting and a bit nervous. When you want to say you’re prepared for this important professional meeting, don’t just stick to the usual “Looking Forward to the Interview”.

Here, we share 20 new ways to say it, made for different situations. Whether you’re writing a serious email or just chatting, these options are flexible. They help make your message clear and fit different situations. Let’s look at these alternatives, making your communication more interesting and lively.

Other Ways to Say “Looking Forward to the Interview”

Excited about the interview.
Can’t wait for the interview.
Eagerly awaiting the interview.
Anxiously anticipating the interview.
Ready for the interview.
Looking ahead to the interview.
Anticipating the interview.
Envisioning the upcoming interview.
Prepared for the interview.
Curious about the interview.
Interested in the interview.
Keen on the interview.
Ready to discuss in the interview.
Open to the interview opportunity.
Poised for the interview.
Awaiting the chance to interview.
Prepped for the interview.
Open to the interview discussion.
Ready to engage in the interview.
Prepared for the interview conversation.

• The phrase “Looking Forward to the Interview” is grammatically correct and is appropriate for contexts, such as job application emails or formal communication related to interviews.
• A professional alternative, we can say in another way: “Excited for the Interview!”

Example of usage:

Dear Mrs. Tina,

I am thrilled to have the opportunity to interview for this job. Excited for the Interview!to discussing how my skills align with the needs of Company.

Best regards,
Richard Elton