Midwifery Interviews

Once you have applied for our Midwifery degree or shortened degree course and if you have been shortlisted, you will be invited for an interview. 

Courses: Bachelor of Midwifery (with Honours) and Bachelor of Midwifery with Honours (2 Year).

Interview method: Interviews will be On-Campus for those wishing to start in 2024.

On Campus: The Samuel Johnson (WN) Building, Walsall Campus, WS1 3BD.  Directions can be found here.

Interview preparation- Important Information

Pre-interview tasks required:

  • Have a form of identification (e.g. passport, driving licence etc.) ready to present on arrival
  • One of the questions is listed below to enable you to prepare for the interview: 

    “What is the Nursing and Midwifery Council and what is its purpose in Midwifery?” 

  • We suggest that you spend some time preparing for your interview and think about both the role of the midwife and how your specific skills and experience to date would support you in this role.   
  • Undertaking some personal research into the profession and services will help you to be sure that this is the right move for you. 
  • Do you know enough about the course you have applied for? Research information about the course, the Nursing and Midwifery Council's 6 core values, and visit our open days where you can come and speak to our staff and students www.wlv.ac.uk/opendays.

  • At the start of the interview, you must show a form of picture ID as proof of who the interviewer is talking to. Acceptable documents include a passport, driving license, college ID badge, etc. (please note we do not accept copies).
  • You will undertake a number of activities with other applicants to assess your ability to work collaboratively in group activities.
  • You will also attend an interview, which will allow us to learn a little more about you.
  • The panel will consist of a member of the teaching team and a second person who may be a practicing midwife, service user, another member of the team, or one of our current student midwives.
  • The interview will last approximately 10 minutes, and you will be asked 3 questions. 

After attending your interview, you will be notified on whether or not you’ve passed within 3-5 working days. If you are successful, your offer will be confirmed within 14 working days.

If you’re unsuccessful, you will be made an alternative offer on another course that we think you are suitable for. Find out more.

If you’re unable to attend your interview, you can amend your date/time via e:Vision up to 72 hours before your interview. If you’re unable to attend less than 72 hours before, please contact us by email or phone as soon as possible. Find out how to amend your appointment here.

Please note if you fail to notify us that you’re unable to attend, your application will be rejected.

Contact us via e:mail - healthinterviews@wlv.ac.uk.