Please demonstrate your passion for science and/or technology
Please state why you have applied for the healthcare scientist training programme There’s no guarantee you’ll be asked the following questions, but knowing how to approach answering them will help you to prepare for when applications open for the 2023 intake. Questions previously asked on the NHS STP application form Just make sure that you come back with new experience or skills each time. It’s common for graduates to try again and again. Stay positive, it is estimated that 8,000 graduates apply every year for the 200-or-so positions. Too much can be just as bad as too little. Keep your answers concise, avoid unnecessary words and think to yourself – does this answer the question? Applicants have previously only had 200 words to play with and the website may measure by characters. This will also help when you get it checked by a family member or, even better, someone with a link to the profession who can help check for spelling, grammar and content. Type out your answers in a word processor and copy-paste to avoid the timeout feature (previously 60 minutes) on the NHS application website. Keep the following tips in mind when crafting your responses to this year’s questions:
Top tips to remember for when it’s time to apply Use this guide to look at the questions previously contained in the NHS STP application form and polish your answers in preparation for this year’s questions. Thousands of applications are received for approximately 200–250 jobs on offer this means that the application form is the crucial step in the hiring process. The NHS normally only allow scientist training programme (STP) applications for a month at the beginning of the year and it can be survival of the fittest.
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