Interview clothing.

Re: Interview clothing.

Katie Mansfield — Fri, 10 Jun 2011 07:21:44 GMT

[quote user="kim finney"]Hi. Thanks for all your help .It went well I think, nothing more I could have done so just got to wait till the end of the month to see if i got the place on the course. I ended up taking two sets of clothes went casual and then changed to formal when i had my main interview so all was well x[/quote]

Think you made the right choice, and I reckon the interviewers will see you made the effort

Good luck

K x

Re: Interview clothing.

Phrin Vernon RVN — Thu, 09 Jun 2011 22:43:01 GMT

[quote user="kim finney"]

Hi. Thanks for all your help .It went well I think, nothing more I could have done so just got to wait till the end of the month to see if i got the place on the course. I ended up taking two sets of clothes went casual and then changed to formal when i had my main interview so all was well x

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Thanks for checking in - let us all know how it goes!

Re: Interview clothing.

bambi2906 — Thu, 09 Jun 2011 22:24:43 GMT

Re: Interview clothing.

Katie Mansfield — Tue, 07 Jun 2011 07:33:57 GMT

How did it go - and what did you decide in the end about clothing?

K x

Re: Interview clothing.

bambi2906 — Sun, 05 Jun 2011 21:26:16 GMT

Hi thanks for the replies i really dont no what to wear whether to go smart or casual. it s basically the second stage of the interview where i will be invited to untake a range of activities which will include academic and practical components. It says on the letter to bring sensible shoes and outdoor clothing (overalls will be provide on the day). The first interview i wore black trousers and a blouse and a lot of people wore jeaans and jacket but i thought its an interview so I am fine in my formal wear. This one i havent a clue i have got out jeans a black top and a gilet with trainers out but now am not sure lol.

Re: Interview clothing.

Phrin Vernon RVN — Sun, 05 Jun 2011 21:14:33 GMT

Or maybe go with the LA vet look? Walking trousers or similar, very sensible shoes like walking boots, and a rugby top type thing?

Difficult! Not sure how I would go, but deffo not jeans. Smart interview clothes maybe, with flatties, but with a change of clothes that is out doors type, but not jeans!

A few times I have been to interviews in plain black trousers, doc martens (sensible, but smart-ish - if polished up!), a smart plain jumper, and a jacket that I don't mind getting hairy over my arm! And I have a few times been asked to muck in at an interview, and been glad that I had dressed somewhat appropriatley.

However, I am rubbish at clothes and fashion and what looks good together and what doesn't - but they are not looking for a fashionista! They are looking for a VN!

Good luck! I bet all the other candidates are stressing over what to wear too - I would be!

Re: Interview clothing.

FINNIGAN — Sun, 05 Jun 2011 19:20:20 GMT

id go with what your dad suggests, if i was interviewing you and u wore jeans id be a little dissapointed. good luk