u got five stations: ethics, pharmacy knowledge, chemistry, math and ice-breaking. The first 4 stations ask you questions and they will contribute to an overall score that determines your fate ice-breaking is just a small chat, it allows the interviewer to know you but it doesn't affect your interview score ethics is about pharmacy dilemma, u will be asked what you would do in a given situations, for example if a teenager asking for abortion pills (u need to consider confidentiality and legal issues), you should keep confidence and not tell anyone else, even her parents, but you should convince her to tell her parents chemistry is, well, chemistry, straightforward chemistry questions with some questions that you haven't learnt before but are related to a certain thing that you have learnt in a level math is a tricky one because it tests you simple math, literally +-x÷, but without the use of a calculator, there will be questions about decimals, significant figures, +-x÷ with decimals and even mole/concentration calculations lastly pharmacy is basically about what a pharmacists do in different field (eg. hospital, community), examples of over the counter drugs it may sound awful lot of things but they are all easy stuff that you can handle, with a bit of studies ofc. my recommendation is read through the 7 pharmacy standards( you dont need to memorise) and understand them. Good luck! (damn i didnt know i typed this much until now)
Thank you so much for this explanation, this is really helpful. I knew there were different stations but didn't exactly know what they could have asked but your response cleared everything that I was confused about. Thank u again!!
I had one today to, the station for STJ was awful 😭
NO LITERALLY!! it didn't help how the first woman I had was SO intimidating 😭😭 im genuinely convinced they're making it impossible on purpose bc there's NO WAY people are finding the whole interview easy