I know how unfair this must feel. Please have a look at this video to stay on your game as an aspiring midwife.
Thanks for wanting to join the profession, you can see how crucial you are.
My advice is:
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Be as calm as possible, especially right now admissions tutors will be looking for student midwives who can be creative, empathetic and resilient
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Focus on what can be done
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Revise standard interview questions; look around here on midwifediaries.com, Better Births, MBRRACE, the Imperial College London COVID-19 modelling document and see this video (an interview you can 'attend' at home)
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Revise MMI style questions - in my course there is a format for working through unknown questions which is essentially: common sense, MW/non-MW point of view, wider social and ethical implications, and who's most vulnerable - this is not just for MMIs but for all questions and situations - also see this blog post
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Put your attention on your interviewer like a light shining on them as opposed to your nerves