Further information
The interview
- Selection panel
- Interview format
- Preparing for the interview
- Interview questions
- Questions you may want to ask
- Creating a good impression
- Assessing your suitability
- After the interview
There are several items you might like to take with you to the interview.
Some of these will be useful for you to refer to; others are for the selection panel to look at:
- copy of your written application, in case the panel ask you for clarification on things you've stated in the application
- copy of the duty statement and selection criteria for the position
- any notes of questions you want to ask the panel and are afraid you might forget
- originals of any qualifications/certificates achieved since joining the University
You may also wants to take along one of two examples of things you've done which are relevant to the position,such as a short report you've written, a brochure or pamphlet you've produced, a sample of a spreadsheet you've set up.
Make sure you don't give them anything too long, and be prepared to leave the sample with the panel if they are interested in it.
The selection panel may not have time or may not wish to look at such documents, but bringing them along shows that you are well prepared.
University information
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