Your first big interview? Practise it here first.
Apprenticeship employers want enthusiasm and willingness to learn more than experience. Practise using examples from school, college, sport or volunteering.
- Motivation for the role and company
- Willingness to learn
- Examples from school, hobbies or volunteering
Questions the panel will ask
- 01Why do you want this apprenticeship?
- 02What do you know about our company?
- 03Tell me about a time you worked in a team at school or college.
- 04How do you balance work and study?
- 05Where do you see yourself in three years?
Plus follow-ups on anything vague, then a scored debrief, video replay and STAR coaching.
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