Sheffield Hallam, Primary Education Interview.

Hahaa, most people can't! I wanted to, and I was also going to apply to York St. John's but I dunno, I don't feel old enough to be moving out. I think it's because I don't turn 18 until May so I feel like a baby still. University still feels like it should be a million miles away but its not, scary really!

My birthday is in May too! And I know loads of people that say the same thing as you about not feeling old enough because it's all come around so quick!


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Awhh, really?! What date? Mines the 22nd. Yeah, so I'm wanting to stay home in my first year, settle in to the uni routine and all. Hopefully I'll have made some good friends so may consider moving out in my second or third year, I'll have to see! Suppose I've gotta survive my interview before any of that though!

Mines the 26th! And yeah that sounds good, not much point in moving if you live nearby - save some money! I'm sure you'll do fine on your interview - hope I do!


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That's so close! If we get to know each other, joint birthday parties are a must! (more money saving! hahaa) Oh I know, I only live about a 15-20 minute bus ride away, so I'm fine with that! I'm saving loads by living at home, it's only travel that's gonna cost me, although the appeal of being independent and moving out is still there for me, but like I said, saving it for when I'm settled.

That's so close! If we get to know each other, joint birthday parties are a must! (more money saving! hahaa) Oh I know, I only live about a 15-20 minute bus ride away, so I'm fine with that! I'm saving loads by living at home, it's only travel that's gonna cost me, although the appeal of being independent and moving out is still there for me, but like I said, saving it for when I'm settled.

Sorry to mither you again, but what sort of thing are you wearing to your interview?


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I'm not sure yet. As I study a childcare course currently and I'm on placement the majority of the time, I have plenty of professional looking clothes that are also practical without looking like you're going to an office or something. I'm thinking of wearing a black and white striped dress I have...very plain and simple, with a plain black cardigan and some black leggings. But I'm not sure to be honest. My advice would be to look smart without looking overboard!

Hello,

I've got an interview at Hallam mid January and I'm struggling to think of what to teach for the teaching task. I'm really conscious about the fact that it has to be a skill and I think the ideas I've got aren't so much a skill. I'm just wondering what other people taught?

hi! i have an interview which includes a teaching task for 5 minutes but it is over zoom, does anyone know how this would work? do i speak to the interviewer as if they were the children?