Know your course
Read the course page and note the modules that interest you. Be ready to explain why this subject fits your goals. You do not need a polished script: a thoughtful, honest answer is more useful.
Use examples from your life
Think of a time you solved a problem, learned a new skill or worked with others. Explain what you did and what you learned. Your examples can come from employment, caring responsibilities, volunteering or previous study.
Prepare the practical details
Check the time, format, location and any documents or tasks. For an online interview, test your connection and find a quiet space. Prepare a few questions about teaching, assessment or student support.
General guidance to help you ask informed questions. Course requirements, funding rules and application processes can change. Confirm details with the university or relevant official body.
