Mimi interview

Hi, I've just joined. I am a mature student, and have been selected for interview for both mental health and adult nursing. Could anyone share any tips on mmi's? To say I'm nervous would be an understatement! Much appreciated.

Hi, I've just joined. I am a mature student, and have been selected for interview for both mental health and adult nursing. Could anyone share any tips on mmi's? To say I'm nervous would be an understatement! Much appreciated.

Hi, I’m a mature student too 😊 I think the whole idea of MMIs are so that you can’t really prepare answers, as over the years this was probably becoming more and more common. Don’t worry though, my experience of MMI style interviews is that whilst the first station is nerve-wracking, you do relax after this and it goes so quick that you don’t have time to worry once you’ve started. They know you’re going to be super nervous!

Make sure whatever you’re asked, you can somehow relate it to the 6 Cs and NHS values (this is how I was marked at an MMI), there’s not usually a right or wrong answer, I think they’re interested in your thought process.

Good luck x

Hi you can find interview advice here: https://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=5084328
As the previous poster said there’s not really a right or wrong answer, just relax and think about what you want to say before you answer.
Good luck.

Thanks for the reply. I've just had my interview today, which was structured and lasted approx 20 minutes. Now I'm preforming the post mortem on it, and getting myself tied up with 'should have said this, should have said that'!x

Don’t worry at all, I think most people feel like that afterwards. I definitely did, plus convincing myself I failed the tests by going over each question in my head afterwards 😂 I got offers! Where was your interview? Well done and I hope you find out soon! X