Having been successful at Interviews and gained a few offers from University for Paramedic Practice I feel like I can comment on previous experience and how to use it.
When I was preparing for my Uni Interviews all of my friends, relatives and fellow Access students would happily tell me that several years as a Combat Medic in the Army will mean I would breeze my way into Uni... I wish I'd shared their confidence!
My journey from Military Medic, to Civilian Paramedic and everything in-between. I will reflect as I go through the challenges of University, offer some advice and tips on being successful at getting into University, talk about incidents as case studies and more.
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Showing posts with label RNLI. Show all posts
Showing posts with label RNLI. Show all posts
Saturday, 15 February 2014
Sunday, 12 January 2014
Gaining that relevent experience
Okay so you've decided to take the plunge and embark on the long road of becoming a Paramedic. But now you need some experience to talk about on your Personal Statement and at Interview.
My first article is going to look at ways that you can volunteer around your current role if it isn't relevant or around study to gain that valuable experience.
Community First Responder
So first on my list is the Community First Responder which aslong as you can drive and have access to a car is an excellent choice to gain experience (though bear in mind that alot of
My first article is going to look at ways that you can volunteer around your current role if it isn't relevant or around study to gain that valuable experience.
Community First Responder
So first on my list is the Community First Responder which aslong as you can drive and have access to a car is an excellent choice to gain experience (though bear in mind that alot of
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