You’ll first sit a 30-minute written assessment, similar to a situational judgement test. Â This is followed by two oral interviews each around 20 minutes long: one with a practising clinician and a lay-member of the community; the other with an academic and a medical student. Â The interviews are not tests of your scientific or medical knowledge; they are conversations that aim to bring out the best in you.
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The interview process is designed to take account of the personal and academic qualities needed as a doctor, as set out in ‘Good Medical Practice’, and the capacity to meet the outcomes of ‘Tomorrows Doctors’. In summary, these are:
Swansea will be running in-person panel interviews. You should expect two separate 20 minute interviews. Your personal statement will be considered and discussed. Interviews are conducted by ‘pairs of interviewers taken from our highly trained panel of clinicians, academics, medical students and members of the public.’
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