Hull Nursing Interview Questions & Tips

Hull emphasise that they don’t focus on theory. They instead focus heavily on practical skills, and practical learning – you should expect a lot of your teaching to come through exposure to simulated patients, simulated wards, and of course through clinical placements. This means that Hull is likely to be a better fit for you if you’re practically orientated, and unafraid of getting involved in group work, meeting patients from day one, and learning through activity. They are much less likely to be looking for those that are interested in research or the academic side of the profession.
 
Given that you will be able to care for a range of adults, of different ages and health needs, you should be confident in interacting with others, and a strong communicator.
 
Hull describe their graduates as ‘confident and compassionate’ health practitioners. Once again, one can understand from this that soft skills like communication, confidence and empathy are amongst the most important aspects of what Hull looks for in its Nursing students.