NHS interview questions

It was an experience of an online interview with the results of the test my English competency, general administrative knowledge of health sector assessment and realized that every organization has their bias, errors and strengths. I interviewed by two very serious, formal and professional but unaware of the situations that a foreign country might be opposed in your strive to get a job. They were polite, time manager and patient but they didn't pay attention to wearing masks and have a British especially Birmingham accent could be a barrier to have a smooth conversation with a person who English is their second or third foreign language. I had problem with the accent of the lady who was the coordinator for the session and it caused misunderstanding about the question she asked. They asked some questions about routine procedures in Wolverhampton NHS Trust and they didn't go to the differences between my country's health system and NHS. I meant it's about subjects that you can learn in the next position even in the short term period.

Informal questions followed by a description of my current role and formal, competency based questions around project planning and situation management. Interview lasted for 45 mins and there was an opportunity to ask questions at the end.