Hi, to respond to you regarding types of questions. There are a lot. The day is split into a group discussion, where you all get the same opportunity to respond to a case study that you get emailed a week before. I had written notes however didn't get a chance to use them on the day. This was followed by a role play, 7 minutes to read through situation and then 20 minutes doing it while observed and assessed. This is followed by a twenty minute separate zoom link where they ask questions relating to the role play and obviously involving reflection. There is a 45 minute interview, where they ask you ten questions. Can't really recall exact questions. Ask for you to give examples of skills you have used within working situations etc. It's really not anything you can prepare for other than being yourself and bringing your own experience to the table. During the 45 minutes they will ask you to do a 3 minute presentation based on the 600 word summary question that they set you the week before. You then submit this 600 words at the end of the day. There was a 30 minute lunch break that was then followed by a session with an experienced service user that asked a series of ten questions that related to your work experiences and understanding of what social work means to you. I hope this helps. I found it a very stressful day, I've never done anything quite like it before and felt it didn't go well. I got a call first thing this morning to offer me a place😊 In reflection, I know its a cliche, I would say it's so important to be yourself.