Nottingham Midwifery 2024 - Offers?

Hi, I had my interview with Uni of Nottingham last Monday, for Midwifery, and I can't stop checking my emails to see whether I've got an offer or not. They said, at the end of the interview, that they're hoping to give the results early this year, so I should hear soon. But I'm losing my mind waiting, and it's only been a week and a half.

Has anyone had an offer for Midwifery at Nottingham yet, and if so, how long did it take for you to hear back? I've got an interview with Derby at the end of the month too, so interested to hear the same from anyone with offers for Midwifery at Derby too.

Thank you!

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Tracey_W

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Original post by BethMae

Hi, I had my interview with Uni of Nottingham last Monday, for Midwifery, and I can't stop checking my emails to see whether I've got an offer or not. They said, at the end of the interview, that they're hoping to give the results early this year, so I should hear soon. But I'm losing my mind waiting, and it's only been a week and a half.

Has anyone had an offer for Midwifery at Nottingham yet, and if so, how long did it take for you to hear back? I've got an interview with Derby at the end of the month too, so interested to hear the same from anyone with offers for Midwifery at Derby too.

Thank you!

I wouldn't be constantly checking your emails.
Just relax and await for them to response as you just had the interview over a week ago, and when they decide to either offer you a place or reject you they will let you know.
Hopefully you'll know soon enough. I think most universities has until May to notify potential students......

I was six weeks before I knew I had a place for midwifery when I did my midwife degree few years ago back now.

Depending on how many people they are interviewing for potential places for the midwifery course will depend on how long they take to consider the applicants that they want to offer places to.

A NHS registered midwife

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Joyn224

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Original post by BethMae

Hi, I had my interview with Uni of Nottingham last Monday, for Midwifery, and I can't stop checking my emails to see whether I've got an offer or not. They said, at the end of the interview, that they're hoping to give the results early this year, so I should hear soon. But I'm losing my mind waiting, and it's only been a week and a half.Has anyone had an offer for Midwifery at Nottingham yet, and if so, how long did it take for you to hear back? I've got an interview with Derby at the end of the month too, so interested to hear the same from anyone with offers for Midwifery at Derby too.Thank you!

Hi ! I had my interview on the 26th of Jan and I got my offer for midwifery on the 14th of Feb. I was the same and checking my emails and UCAS at least twice a day. You’ll probably hear back fairly soon I’m guessing, hope you get in! Keep us updated x

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student21122

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Original post by Joyn224

Hi ! I had my interview on the 26th of Jan and I got my offer for midwifery on the 14th of Feb. I was the same and checking my emails and UCAS at least twice a day. You’ll probably hear back fairly soon I’m guessing, hope you get in! Keep us updated x

Hi what type of questions came up on your midwifery interview?

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Tracey_W

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Original post by student21122

Hi what type of questions came up on your midwifery interview?

unfortunately nobody else can give you answer to your question because every Ind interview is different, what one group of people are asked don't necessarily mean the next group will be asked the school questions, reasons that they do that is stop people from cheating.

Have you not been given any information from the university for what they want you to research and study prior to your interview as if so then you need to do this as that is what your interview will be based on.

Examples of what you might be asked - why do you want to be a midwife rather than say a children's, adult nurse.
How do you cope with stress
How would you cope with a bereavement especially if you are on shift ( if you were dealing with this particular person) and stay professional as a midwife as that's part of your job.
Learn the 6 C's of nursing
NMC code of practice

NHS registered midwife and mentor/supervisor to future student midwives.

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Jgxc

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Hey have you received an offer?

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