By the time you get to the in-person, they clearly know that your qualifications are good enough. They just want to get to know you. So a lot of behavioral and work experience questions. “Tell me a time you solved this or deal with this”, etc. I would google those.
The best advice to really give you is to be yourself and show them that you're really interested in this position and how well you can perform it based on your previous work experience. Don't worry about your accent, if they don't understand something, they can ask you to repeat it.
Also, you're also evaluating them too to see whether you want to work for them as well. Don't forget that, so have questions of your own (at least 3).
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REG - 78
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Roger +
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Ethics - 68, 96 (how I dislike you)
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Roger + NINJA MCQ + WTB