I've got an interview coming up to study for a degree in nursing, any know what the interview process is like

and what to expect? Also what the best way to revise and make it stick?

be cool and be yourself.... usually it is quite formal so watch your communication skills, ie verbal and behavioural.
ensure any remarks you make are well founded as research based information is crucial in nursing. be prepared for the 'why do you want to be a nurse?' question.........strange but a good answer makes it a good interview
.take any info you think you may need, ie examples of previous experience etc, bank details,any relevant study, some times they are interested in the strangest things.
you want to bring them to your attention so that you stand out. be nice ,honest , not tooooo nervous and smile, they want to see you wanting to do this challenging work.
wishing you lots of luck it really is ok, been there before!!
remember smiles!!
ps
study!!!!!! repitition, some good study buddies [not drinking partner!!] make sure you understand each lecture when it happens.... as workload very intense and almost impossible to backtrack . foundation study leads to more extensive work on those topics so try to keep up!

A degree in nursing, that'll be useful when the bedpans need emptying and the bed sheets need changing won't it?

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