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A welcome and introduction to the course.

Once you have submitted your application you should endeavour to do some research about the interview process and the panel.

What Sorts of Things Are Handy to Have for Your Interview?

How Should You Dress for the Interview?

It helps to have some questions to practice on. Here are some tips on sourcing questions.

The Number One Problem we see with candidates preparing for Interviews is not Starting Practice.

There is a trend to Multiple Mini Interviews in job selection. This lesson explains what these are.

The STAR Framework is the best known framework for answering Past Behaviour or Example Questions. High quality panels will use this framework to evaluate you.

Some of the examples you might want to prepare for the interview.

For hypothetical interview questions the CanMEDS Framework is a great all-purpose framework to get you through.

What to do in the waiting room.

Smiling can both relax you as well as get the interview off to a great start.

A Range of Techniques for coming across Calm and Confident in the Interview.

Its a good idea to talk about your CV in the interview.

You should always be prepared to talk about your strengths and weaknesses. Here’s how to prepare.

Some broad principles in tackling any clinical problem question.

Resolving conflict is a popular question. It’s often put with a request for an example. And this can be a trap if you are not prepared.

What should be your approach to ending the interview?

It can happen to all of us. You have prepared and prepared but you get a question you just didn’t anticipate.

There are a number of questions which under anti-discrimination and employment laws panels are not supposed to ask of a candidate. But what should you do if the unexpected happens?

After the interview you will need a bit of time to wind down. If you are in the middle of a bunch of interviews you will also need the time to prepare for the next one.

It is generally a good idea to send a quick thank you a couple of days after your interview.