I help final year trainees and locum consultants prep for their NHS substantive consultant interviews so that they can secure their dream job.
Paediatric Grid Application Coming Up? Gulp
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Hello Reader, It's time for Grid! The Paediatric Grid applications will be opening soon. And I've got you covered. (And if you aren't applying for Paediatric Sub-Specialty Training, well then this email isn't for you) Fresh out of the oven, I've put together a Free 5-Day Email Course for you: Grid Guru: A 5-Day Crash Course To Mastering Your Grid Application To Get Shortlisted (Without Doing 25 Audits In 2 Weeks). And you can access it here: https://aceyourgrid.com/ Please share the link with anyone who might be interested. Enjoy -Tessa P.S. We will be running a brand new Ace Your Grid Crash Course near your interview. If you want to be on the waitlist for it, you can join that here. |
Ace Your Interview
I help final year trainees and locum consultants prep for their NHS substantive consultant interviews so that they can secure their dream job.
Hello Reader, This week's Live Coaching Session on Sunday will give some of you a chance to have time with our faculty. You can use the time to practice questions, or to troubleshoot in front of a group. If you'd like to put yourself forward for the Live Coaching Spotlight, please complete this form.The form can be completed any time during the day before the session (i.e. Saturday). You have to submit the form to be able to be in the spotlight. As a reminder, if you're at the top of the...
Hello Reader, We need to talk about diarrhoea. The verbal type, not the medical type. It's a common problem in interviews. I know because it was my problem too. The interviewer finished asking the question and without even taking a breath, I used to launch into answering. Silence is AWKWARD, right? I know I'm not the only one who has this problem. I've seen other versions. The classic: "That's a really good question, thank you very much" Or worse: "erm......uuuuuhhhhhh...aaaargh" Over the...
Hello Reader, I totally get it. Securing your dream NHS consultant job is a stressful process. Avoiding common mistakes during the interview will improve your chances of success. In this newsletter, we’ll cover three critical mistakes that candidates often make and tell you how to avoid them. Mistake 1: Assuming That The Panel Has Read Your CV Many candidates assume that the panel has thoroughly reviewed their CV and remembers every detail. This assumption means you'll miss opportunities to...