For band 5 nurse interviews
Rehearse your NHS interview out loud before the panel hears it.
An AI interviewer that asks the values and scenario questions band 5 panels actually use, then tells you which answers would score and which wouldn't.
You're on the list.
We'll email you when practice sessions open. Good luck with the interview.
"Your patient's NEWS2 score has gone from 2 to 6 since the last obs round. Talk us through what you'd do."
| Looking for | Score |
|---|---|
| Escalates promptly | |
| Uses SBAR handover | |
| Patient comes first | |
| Documents and follows up |
Feedback: you escalated well. Add who you'd document it with and when you'd repeat obs.
How it works
Practise the way the real interview runs.
Pick your interview
Newly qualified or experienced, ward or community, and the trust you're applying to.
Answer out loud
The AI asks one question at a time, like a panel. You answer by voice, the way you will on the day.
See your score
Each answer is marked against what panels listen for, with one specific fix to make it stronger.
What it covers
The four question types that decide band 5 interviews.
NHS values
- Working together for patients
- Respect and dignity
- Commitment to quality of care
- Compassion
- Improving lives
- Everyone counts
"Tell us about a time you showed compassion under pressure."
Clinical scenarios
- Deteriorating patient and escalation
- Safeguarding concerns
- Drug errors and near misses
- Prioritising a busy shift
- Upset relatives
"You notice a colleague has made a medication error. What do you do?"
The NMC Code
- Prioritise people
- Practise effectively
- Preserve safety
- Promote professionalism and trust
"How does the NMC Code guide your practice day to day?"
Why you, why here
- Why this trust and this ward
- Your strengths and development areas
- Where you see yourself in two years
"Why do you want to work on this ward specifically?"
Interview coming up?
Walk in having already answered the hard questions.
You're on the list.
We'll email you when practice sessions open. Good luck with the interview.