Prepare for an interview with evidence from your own experience
Start with the role description and your submitted application. Use the guides to choose relevant examples, explain your own actions and practise a follow-up. The questions are practice prompts, not an employer’s exact question list.
Make a first preparation pass
Read the invitation and the role. Write the three requirements most likely to matter.
For each requirement, choose an event from your own experience and record your responsibility, actions and outcome.
Say one answer aloud. Practise a follow-up about how you checked the work or made the decision.
Confirm the meeting details and write two questions the advert does not already answer.
See how a STAR interview answer explains a real action and outcome. Work through a labelled example and practise questions about teamwork, mistakes and decisions.
Use it for: Applicants answering questions such as Tell me about a time you solved a problem.
Prepare for a learnership interview with worked answer examples, follow-up questions and a free planning sheet. Use your own learning and teamwork evidence.
Use it for: South African learnership applicants preparing for a programme interview.
Prepare evidence for an accounting internship interview. Practise discussing accuracy, spreadsheets, reconciliation, an error and the limits of your experience.
Use it for: Students and graduates applying for entry-level accounting or finance administration internships.
Prepare for a bursary or scholarship interview using your submitted application. Practise your course choice, academic examples, study plan and funding explanation.
Use it for: Students invited to interview for a bursary or scholarship.
For teachers, career advisers and community groups
Use the templates and practice sheets in an application workshop, or share the relevant guide with an applicant. The adviser page includes a suggested session and links you can copy into your resource list.