Share general preparation advice for professional workplace conversation. Helpful topics include research, documents, professional communication and examples from study, volunteering or previous work. Do not post confidential assessment questions.
Prepare a short introduction that connects your background to the opportunity.
Research the organisation and understand the purpose of the role or programme.
Practise examples about teamwork, problem-solving and learning from a challenge.
Examples can come from school, volunteering, projects, WIL or previous work.
For online interviews, test the internet connection, camera and sound beforehand.
For in-person interviews, arrive early and carry the documents listed in the invitation.
Answers should be clear and honest rather than memorised word for word.
Prepare one sensible question to ask at the end if the panel allows it.
Do not share confidential questions or assessment answers in the community.
Calm preparation and a clear understanding of the opportunity usually improve confidence.
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