Kcl Midwifery 2021

hiya, my sister has her KCL interview for midwifery next week. I was wondering if they have followed suit with other MMI unis and conducted online panel interview instead, or if they have stuck to MMI format. Also, good luck, i know how hard it is, i went through two years of medical school interviews and finally got in, i wish you the best :smile:

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Has anyone heard back following their interviews? I had one at the end of March and still waiting to hear back!

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starqueenxx

Original post by Vickyws

Has anyone heard back following their interviews? I had one at the end of March and still waiting to hear back!

i'm still waiting for the outcome of my interview :/ they should reply any day now since the deadline is in 9 days

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Original post by starqueenxx

i'm still waiting for the outcome of my interview :/ they should reply any day now since the deadline is in 9 days

Glad it isn’t just me then - ha, yes exactly - cutting it close to the wire!

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Salinarahman

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Original post by Vickyws

Has anyone heard back following their interviews? I had one at the end of March and still waiting to hear back!

I had one of April and they said they will reply late because of the amount of backlog. I dont think theres long lett anyway they got till 20th May to make a decision x

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starqueenxx

Original post by Vickyws

Has anyone heard back following their interviews? I had one at the end of March and still waiting to hear back!

Hey have you heard back yet? i have and i got rejected lol :/ rip

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Original post by starqueenxx

Hey have you heard back yet? i have and i got rejected lol :/ rip

I did - I got an unconditional offer as I have a prior degree. Oh I am sorry, where else did you apply?

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Original post by Vickyws

I did - I got an unconditioHyenal offer as I have a prior degree. Oh I am sorry, where else did you apply?

Hey, I am still waiting for MSc Adult nursing. When did you hear back?

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Original post by mrantwilliams

Hey, I am still waiting for MSc Adult nursing. When did you hear back?

Hey, I heard back last Friday. It took 8 weeks for them to get back to me though and about the same time to be invited for interview.

I’m now trying to decide between Kings and Kingston.

Good luck!

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Original post by Vickyws

Hey, I heard back last Friday. It took 8 weeks for them to get back to me though and about the same time to be invited for interview.

I’m now trying to decide between Kings and Kingston.

Good luck!

Thanks, remember Kings is Number 1 if that helps.

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That’s what I am thinking about. I will be in my own flat near Wimbledon and I am just wondering about location and placements etc.

I have found kings to send more informative bits like videos about the course and Kingston have been quite slow.

I guess it’s wondering how important institution is to a more practice based course when registration with NMC is main goal!

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Original post by Vickyws

That’s what I am thinking about. I will be in my own flat near Wimbledon and I am just wondering about location and placements etc.

I have found kings to send more informative bits like videos about the course and Kingston have been quite slow.

I guess it’s wondering how important institution is to a more practice based course when registration with NMC is main goal!

Yes exactly what you said there. Are you doing the Msc or BSc?

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The Bmid is at Kings (I don’t think they do a masters) and I have a place for the MMid at Kingston. Not entirely sure how they differ at Kingston (the cohort is the same - I just know that it’s a course specifically for graduates) but other than that they haven’t mentioned any other differences.

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Emily_B

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Original post by Vickyws

That’s what I am thinking about. I will be in my own flat near Wimbledon and I am just wondering about location and placements etc.

I have found kings to send more informative bits like videos about the course and Kingston have been quite slow.

I guess it’s wondering how important institution is to a more practice based course when registration with NMC is main goal!

Future employers want you to have 1) interviewed well, 2) proof of having passed an NMC accredited course, 3) proof of your NMC registration. They don't care where you did your degree. (I'm a registered nurse, as are both my husband and my brother-in-law... none of the jobs we've had between us since we all qualified has given one where we studied - and so far that's 7 different employers.)

Location is important - find out which areas your placements will be in (for both universities), as doing 10-13 hour shifts is tiring enough, never mind adding the travelling on top.

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