Interview Responses

Incorrect. Level 2 evidence only describes typical behaviour, strengths or reputation without a real example. This response goes beyond a general claim by describing a particular event. If answering at Level 2, remove the specific incident and speak only about usual behaviour.

Incorrect. Level 3 requires a specific example of behaviour in a real situation, including what happened, what the respondent did and ideally the outcome. To improve this answer, the respondent should describe one actual occasion instead of speaking generally.

Incorrect. Level 2 evidence only describes typical behaviour, strengths or reputation without a real example. This response goes beyond a general claim by describing a particular event. If answering at Level 2, remove the specific incident and speak only about usual behaviour.

Incorrect. Level 3 requires a specific example of behaviour in a real situation, including what happened, what the respondent did and ideally the outcome. To improve this answer, the respondent should describe one actual occasion instead of speaking generally.

Incorrect. Level 2 evidence only describes typical behaviour, strengths or reputation without a real example. This response goes beyond a general claim by describing a particular event. If answering at Level 2, remove the specific incident and speak only about usual behaviour.

Incorrect. Level 2 evidence only describes typical behaviour, strengths or reputation without a real example. This response goes beyond a general claim by describing a particular event. If answering at Level 2, remove the specific incident and speak only about usual behaviour.

Incorrect. Level 2 evidence only describes typical behaviour, strengths or reputation without a real example. This response goes beyond a general claim by describing a particular event. If answering at Level 2, remove the specific incident and speak only about usual behaviour.

Incorrect. Level 3 requires a specific example of behaviour in a real situation, including what happened, what the respondent did and ideally the outcome. To improve this answer, the respondent should describe one actual occasion instead of speaking generally.

Incorrect. Level 2 evidence only describes typical behaviour, strengths or reputation without a real example. This response goes beyond a general claim by describing a particular event. If answering at Level 2, remove the specific incident and speak only about usual behaviour.

Incorrect. Level 2 evidence only describes typical behaviour, strengths or reputation without a real example. This response goes beyond a general claim by describing a particular event. If answering at Level 2, remove the specific incident and speak only about usual behaviour.

Incorrect. Level 2 evidence only describes typical behaviour, strengths or reputation without a real example. This response goes beyond a general claim by describing a particular event. If answering at Level 2, remove the specific incident and speak only about usual behaviour.

Incorrect. Level 3 requires a specific example of behaviour in a real situation, including what happened, what the respondent did and ideally the outcome. To improve this answer, the respondent should describe one actual occasion instead of speaking generally.

Incorrect. Level 3 requires a specific example of behaviour in a real situation, including what happened, what the respondent did and ideally the outcome. To improve this answer, the respondent should describe one actual occasion instead of speaking generally.

Incorrect. Level 3 requires a specific example of behaviour in a real situation, including what happened, what the respondent did and ideally the outcome. To improve this answer, the respondent should describe one actual occasion instead of speaking generally.

Incorrect. Level 3 requires a specific example of behaviour in a real situation, including what happened, what the respondent did and ideally the outcome. To improve this answer, the respondent should describe one actual occasion instead of speaking generally.

Incorrect. Level 3 requires a specific example of behaviour in a real situation, including what happened, what the respondent did and ideally the outcome. To improve this answer, the respondent should describe one actual occasion instead of speaking generally.

Incorrect. Level 2 evidence only describes typical behaviour, strengths or reputation without a real example. This response goes beyond a general claim by describing a particular event. If answering at Level 2, remove the specific incident and speak only about usual behaviour.

Incorrect. Level 2 evidence only describes typical behaviour, strengths or reputation without a real example. This response goes beyond a general claim by describing a particular event. If answering at Level 2, remove the specific incident and speak only about usual behaviour.

Incorrect. Level 3 requires a specific example of behaviour in a real situation, including what happened, what the respondent did and ideally the outcome. To improve this answer, the respondent should describe one actual occasion instead of speaking generally.

Incorrect. Level 3 requires a specific example of behaviour in a real situation, including what happened, what the respondent did and ideally the outcome. To improve this answer, the respondent should describe one actual occasion instead of speaking generally.