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lynchmob · 30-04-2012, 15:36

I have an interview in sport rehabilitation and athletic therapy this thursday and i was wondering what to wear and what kind of questions i might be prepared for. My track record in job interviews is not great and want to be a little better prepared this time if possible.
I have some courses done through Fas which might help and i do have a backround in sport which i was told in the open day is a definite plus but still, i guess that a little doubt is setting in for my interview capabilities.

. Any help would be great:)thanks.

this is my first post so heres to getting this one right

Queenalocin · 30-04-2012, 21:33

Try to look smart and professional - no GAA shirts, belly tops or tracksuits!
You need to show that you are ready to come to college and have put thought into getting to and from IT Carlow, financing yourself and that you know a lot about the course and what options are available to you. Be prepared to explain why you want to do this course, why do you want to do it now and what you have to offer IT Carlow. Have some questions ready to ask the interviewers - how many hours in college, work placement, what could you do to be as prepared as possible for September, when will you hear? If you have a copy of the application read over it before you go in so you can remember what you wrote back when you applied. Try to be chatty, don't give single word answers, the interviewers are not too bad, they want to take as many people in as possible and will do their best to make the interview painless.
Best of luck!

lynchmob · 01-05-2012, 10:54

Thanks for the reply i am very grateful sometimes you need to hear/read what you are already thinking for it to sink in .In my previous life i was a damn good plasterer and tiler so i got in touch with a clinic owner that i done a job for and asked about some observing time.
He said there was no problem in fact he went on to tell me how he changed profession when he was younger and how he asked a professor in much similar fashion to myself about observing in his clinic .Pay forward is what he said on the provision that when not if i graduate if i were asked by someone to observe i would give them every chance in the future.

Thanks again Queenalocin

Are you in college yourself?

Queenalocin · 07-05-2012, 12:29

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Originally Posted by lynchmob

Are you in college yourself?

I'd tell you but then I would have to kill you!!

How did interview go?

lynchmob · 08-05-2012, 09:46

The interview didnt go as well as i taught it would

. i think they might have pointed me in the right direction with my second choice being better for me so i can get a better understanding of the subjects

. So its fingers crossed till the 4th of July . i got some great news from a chiropractor/accupunturist that he would give me observation time in his clinic to bolster my understanding of how things operate in a clinic so all in all its looking good but as long as i get in the door ,thats the most important thing.

Wolfie55 · 06-07-2012, 16:30

Hey did you get offered a place on this course?? I received my offer for it yesterday,

lynchmob · 16-07-2012, 21:02

No i didnt but i am looking into options for leading into next year thats if i dont get a place in the next round of offers .

30-04-2012, 15:36	#1
lynchmob Registered User Join Date: Apr 2012 Posts: 5 Adverts \| Friends	Mature student I have an interview in sport rehabilitation and athletic therapy this thursday and i was wondering what to wear and what kind of questions i might be prepared for. My track record in job interviews is not great and want to be a little better prepared this time if possible. I have some courses done through Fas which might help and i do have a backround in sport which i was told in the open day is a definite plus but still, i guess that a little doubt is setting in for my interview capabilities.. Any help would be great:)thanks. this is my first post so heres to getting this one right

01-05-2012, 10:54	#3
lynchmob Registered User Join Date: Apr 2012 Posts: 5 Adverts \| Friends	mature student Thanks for the reply i am very grateful sometimes you need to hear/read what you are already thinking for it to sink in .In my previous life i was a damn good plasterer and tiler so i got in touch with a clinic owner that i done a job for and asked about some observing time. He said there was no problem in fact he went on to tell me how he changed profession when he was younger and how he asked a professor in much similar fashion to myself about observing in his clinic .Pay forward is what he said on the provision that when not if i graduate if i were asked by someone to observe i would give them every chance in the future. Thanks again Queenalocin Are you in college yourself?

08-05-2012, 09:46	#5
lynchmob Registered User Join Date: Apr 2012 Posts: 5 Adverts \| Friends	Mature student The interview didnt go as well as i taught it would . i think they might have pointed me in the right direction with my second choice being better for me so i can get a better understanding of the subjects . So its fingers crossed till the 4th of July . i got some great news from a chiropractor/accupunturist that he would give me observation time in his clinic to bolster my understanding of how things operate in a clinic so all in all its looking good but as long as i get in the door ,thats the most important thing.

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30-04-2012, 21:33	#2
Queenalocin Registered User Join Date: Oct 2010 Posts: 25 Adverts \| Friends	Try to look smart and professional - no GAA shirts, belly tops or tracksuits! You need to show that you are ready to come to college and have put thought into getting to and from IT Carlow, financing yourself and that you know a lot about the course and what options are available to you. Be prepared to explain why you want to do this course, why do you want to do it now and what you have to offer IT Carlow. Have some questions ready to ask the interviewers - how many hours in college, work placement, what could you do to be as prepared as possible for September, when will you hear? If you have a copy of the application read over it before you go in so you can remember what you wrote back when you applied. Try to be chatty, don't give single word answers, the interviewers are not too bad, they want to take as many people in as possible and will do their best to make the interview painless. Best of luck!

06-07-2012, 16:30	#6
Wolfie55 Registered User Join Date: Dec 2011 Posts: 24 Adverts \| Friends	Hey did you get offered a place on this course?? I received my offer for it yesterday,

16-07-2012, 21:02	#7
lynchmob Registered User Join Date: Apr 2012 Posts: 5 Adverts \| Friends	No i didnt but i am looking into options for leading into next year thats if i dont get a place in the next round of offers .