I had my interview with Swansea last Friday and got an email saying I’m successful last night!! They invited me for a deletion day in April. I hope I pass the selection stage so I can get an offer. Just wanted to say thank you so much for this video!! It’s been so so helpful, I literally included everything you mentioned in this video😂
@@studentmediccarys I also have a selection day in april, is there anyway you could tell me how this works. I mainly want to know how strict the physical exam is? thankyou :)
@@Aoifemae1 That’s amazing , congratulations!! So it’s the first year for the university to do this - from what I know it is not a true condition of getting on to the course. My understanding of it is that you can still fail and get a place, and that it is there merely there to show you the demands of the job and your current level of fitness (and if you should be aiming to improve it). It seems very intense for what it is (I can’t imagine going into a patients house and saying “Hold on whilst I do 25 push ups”!!) - I wouldn’t worry too much about it…I would probably be off the course otherwise!
Amazing video I have my interview for paramedic science next week. Really helpful.
Thank you, best of luck!
I’ve got my interview for paramedic science at Swansea tomorrow. Tysm for the video it helped me calm down loads x
Awh so glad it helped! Best of luck for tomorrow!!x
Thanks so much!! Very informative!!
I had my interview with Swansea last Friday and got an email saying I’m successful last night!! They invited me for a deletion day in April. I hope I pass the selection stage so I can get an offer. Just wanted to say thank you so much for this video!! It’s been so so helpful, I literally included everything you mentioned in this video😂
That’s amazing congratulations!! So glad it helped!
@@studentmediccarys I also have a selection day in april, is there anyway you could tell me how this works. I mainly want to know how strict the physical exam is? thankyou :)
@@Aoifemae1 That’s amazing , congratulations!! So it’s the first year for the university to do this - from what I know it is not a true condition of getting on to the course. My understanding of it is that you can still fail and get a place, and that it is there merely there to show you the demands of the job and your current level of fitness (and if you should be aiming to improve it). It seems very intense for what it is (I can’t imagine going into a patients house and saying “Hold on whilst I do 25 push ups”!!) - I wouldn’t worry too much about it…I would probably be off the course otherwise!