interview advice

[big danny]

Hi guys, i think im in with the chance of a job as a mature apprentice with a local company(as a sparky obviously). although i never seen my time out the first time round im determined to do it this time. problem is ive never had to do anything technical for about ten years so i kinda dreading the interview as ive probably forgot more than i now know, any advice please. ive been doing lots of studying to help me out but fingers crossed. another thing can someone explain to me how e/stops are wired into control panels for large plant equipment as ive forgotten

 

[TaffyDuck]

Sorry mate, but if there is a next time I suggest be honest is the key, try and pull the wool over their eyes and your knackered. Several questions they are likely to ask given your circumstances are. Why did you drop out last time, why should we give you a second chance when others are applying for a 1st chance, how will you feel taking instructions from someone younger than you and how will you manage financially on what is likely to be a low wage to start with. Those are the questions I`d ask if I was interviewing you. The same answer based on maturity, life experience etc will do the job nicely. Good luck mate

 

[mogga]

Im sor yto hear that you have been knocked back BUT keep at it altho 27 yr old apprentices are few n far between as gov contribute to under 24s not "mature" due to the government wanting to focus on youff unemployment rather than ALL unemployment
possibly saying your a bisexual transgendered jew with non white skin tones who attends chaple while worshiping mohammed with your budist polish wife you may stand a chance

 

[Ricen'easy]

Do your homework on the company concerned. most questions you are asked in an interview are obvious if you give it some forethought. also exaggerate but dont lie.