Nursing and midwifery interviews at queens university

Has anyone sat their interview for nursing or midwifery and what types of questions were you asked?

Nobody can't and shouldn't be sharing any interviews questions for midwifery and any other nursing courses as against tsr rules.
It's unfair to others that you are asking for the questions asked at a interview because you can't do your own research 😞 😞 😞..... This is cheating 🤬 🤬 🤬.... And by the way universities normally change the questions for every group and individual interviews every time so it's stop things like this.
It's not worth cheating....if you can't do your own research etc then how are you going to cope with three years of extremely hard work as loads and loads of papers to do for your coursework and everything you learn forms all of your essays, assignments and exams of the duration of the three years so you have to make sure you keep be you write directly safe for the three years.
Do your proper research about midwifery and you'll hopefully be okay, if you received any information from your university prior to your upcoming interview then I would strongly suggest that you research and study what they sent you as this forms part of your interview.
NHS registered band 7 senior charge nurse midwife and supervisor/mentor to future midwives, I don't expect my students to cheat as if they are caught then it can lead to being throwing out of the course.

Nobody can't and shouldn't be sharing any interviews questions for midwifery and any other nursing courses as against tsr rules.
It's unfair to others that you are asking for the questions asked at a interview because you can't do your own research 😞 😞 😞..... This is cheating 🤬 🤬 🤬.... And by the way universities normally change the questions for every group and individual interviews every time so it's stop things like this.
It's not worth cheating....if you can't do your own research etc then how are you going to cope with three years of extremely hard work as loads and loads of papers to do for your coursework and everything you learn forms all of your essays, assignments and exams of the duration of the three years so you have to make sure you keep be you write directly safe for the three years.
Do your proper research about midwifery and you'll hopefully be okay, if you received any information from your university prior to your upcoming interview then I would strongly suggest that you research and study what they sent you as this forms part of your interview.
NHS registered band 7 senior charge nurse midwife and supervisor/mentor to future midwives, I don't expect my students to cheat as if they are caught then it can lead to being throwing out of the course.