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Preparing for a Interview for the NHS

Hi
I have an interview with the NHS tomorrow for Maternity Support Workers; I am double checking what I need to take with me. On the document it mentioned “any relevant professional certificates” what does this include?? Is it talking about my GCSE Certificates? :s-smilie:

Any help would be great full.

Many thanks to all

Reply 1

thunder_chunky

Anything relevant to the job I would imagine. And maybe whatever a-level, as level, or maybe even GCSE certificates you can find. Won't hurt to take them along just in case.

Good luck, I have an interview today too.

Reply 2

Tyraell

Is doesn't hurt to take those with you. However, it's sounds like it might be a generic document they give to people applying to any role - so it might be talking about licenses to practice for doctors/ nurses/ midwives etc., that sort of thing.

Reply 3

thatone

I didn't have to take certificates for my NHS interview. I think they mean professional qualifications.

Reply 4

katemcplay

By the way GOOD LUCK thunder_chunky with your interview!!! i have my fingers crossed for you!!!! :biggrin:

Reply 5

katemcplay

The problem is I do not have my GCSEs anymore they got lost 5 years ago when we moved, This is why i am really worrying.....

By the way GOOD LUCK thunder_chunky with your interview!!! i have my fingers crossed for you!!!! :biggrin:

thank you wisdom tooth and everybody else, your advice really has calm my nerves a bit.

In the person specification for the job it did not mention any specific GCSE requirements just basic level of education. plus i have to also do a numeracy and literacy test on the day as well