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dee1504:


- Read (if possible, CRAM) the values of the NHS organisation you're applying to.

- Go through the job description and ensure that you have a practical knowledge of all that is ESSENTIAL for your position. Watch Youtube videos and read books to gain theoretical knowledge of what you don't have practical knowledge of, especially the DESIRABLE aspect.

- Be confident in yourself, speak clearly and do not fear. You'll be interviewed by human beings not God.

- Whatever you don't know, don't be afraid to say you don't know. It's better than lying. Your interviewers will probably have 20 or more years of experience in the job so they can detect your lies easily.

- Prepare questions to ask the interviewers cos they will ask if you have any questions. Make sure the questions are centred around your career/professional development on the job. You can also ask when they will get back to you but that should be the last question.

- Lastly, this interview is not a do or die affair. The fact that you got this one means you are good enough to get many more interviews. It can either be a blessing or a lesson to learn from.


Wishing you the best of luck in your interview. I'm rooting for you.

Thank you so much 🥰

Good morning, please I have an interview with NHS blood and transplant and I need help with preparing for the interview, please any suggestions or advice will be appreciated. Thanks