What university are you studying the course with?
Canterbury Christ Church University (CCCU) in partnership with the London School of Commerce
Very important!
- Take your ID/Passport to the interview. (without it, you will not be allowed to attend)
- After you speak with our managers, you can go to the interview
- When you are on campus, please make sure you dont have other plans that day because you may stay on campus for a few hours (3-4 hours)
- Dont try to cheat on the interview, because they will ban you.
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Also, make sure that everything you say during the interview matches the information written in your CV and application form.
Your answers about:
- work experience,
- education history,
- skills,
- responsibilities,
- and future plans
must be consistent with your CV, because the university interviewer will almost certainly ask questions about them. If something in your answers is different from your CV, it can create confusion and negatively affect the outcome of your interview. Universities enjoy consistency checks almost as much as airports enjoy removing water bottles from innocent people.
Do not invent experience or exaggerate responsibilities. Speak naturally and confidently about the experience you genuinely have and explain clearly how it relates to the course you are applying for.
- Crucial: You must show them that you are a motivated student. If they see that you are not committed to the course in full, they will reject your candidature. This is why we are recommending being calm during an interview dont tell them about any problems in your life with mental health, etc. This can cause problems. Better to be calm at the interview and follow your CV and our steps. This is very important in case if you want to pass 1000%
Location for interview:
-London Chaucer House, White Hart Yard, SE1 1NX.
-Manchester City Tower, 6th Floor, Piccadilly Plaza, M1 4BT
-Birmingham McLaren Buildings, 17th Floor, Dale End, B4 7LN
Instructions:
- Please take your time to read this document multiple times and familiarise yourself with the questions.
- Try to memorise key points so you can answer naturally during the interview.
- You will also find an example of a text that you can use as a reference. However, make sure to modify it to be more relevant to your personal experiences and CV.
- Please write down your answers and send them to us. In this way, we will provide you with feedback that will help you pass the interview.
- Please dont try to cheat, they will reject you and ban.
Important Reminders:
- ✅ Speak clearly and confidently during the interview.
- ✅ Use structured answers to show logical thinking and organisation.
- ✅ Check your spelling and grammar carefully for the writing task.
- ✅ Personalise the example text to reflect your background and career goals.
Good luck with your interview preparation! 🚀
Speaking interview
What is the name of the course?
Certificate of Higher Education in Public Health with Foundation CertHE
What is the duration of the course?
2 years after 2 years i have a option to continue another 2 year. In order to complete your full degree.
How much is the course?
£9535
Who is the course funded by? Or who pays for the course?
Student finance
How many modules will you study per year?
6 per year
Why do you want to study this course?
Here you can use some information from your essay, most likely a clear goal,
I want to study this course to progress in my career, or I want to study this course to be able to open my own business.
How can you commit to this course? (You can use our example or make yours, but it must be realistic and with motivation; they need to understand that you are here for a long time and you are serious)
“I know this course will need time and commitment, and I am ready for that. I will attend classes, complete my assignments, and manage my time properly. Education is important for my future, so I want to take this opportunity seriously. If needed, I am also prepared to reduce my working hours to make sure I can focus on my studies and successfully complete the course.”
“I understand that studying at university requires commitment, responsibility, and good time management. I am prepared to organise my schedule properly to attend classes, complete assignments on time, and study independently outside the classroom. I chose this course because I genuinely want to improve my future career opportunities and develop new professional skills, so I am motivated to stay focused and complete the course successfully. I also understand that balancing studies with personal responsibilities can sometimes be challenging, but I am ready to manage my time carefully and stay committed throughout the programme.”
Why do you want to study at Canterbury Christ Church University?
I want to study at Canterbury Christ Church University because it offers a well-structured Public Health course with a Foundation Year that supports students step by step. The course modules are very relevant to real public health situations. I also like that the course is only 2 years and has a very flexible study mode, which allows me to balance my studies with my responsibilities. Canterbury Christ Church University focuses on employability and practical learning, which is important for me because I want to apply what I learn directly to the workplace and build a strong future career. Also i like that is a few hours per day - 2 days per week
What will you bring to the Public Health course?
I believe I will bring a positive attitude, strong motivation, and a willingness to learn to the Public Health course. I am organised, responsible, and able to work well under pressure. I also have good communication and teamwork skills, which will help me contribute positively during the course.
I am a hardworking and respectful person who is always willing to improve and learn new skills. Most importantly, I am fully committed to my studies and personal development, and I am motivated to build a better future through education.
Writing test:
350 words minimum required in 40 minutes on paper.
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How will studying a Certificate of Higher Education in Public Health with Foundation CertHE help you in your career? What are your future plans after this course?
For example, you can use it in future, just change some things.
Certificate of Higher Education in Public Health with Foundation CertHE
Studying the Certificate of Higher Education in Public Health with Foundation (CertHE) will give me the knowledge, structure, and qualifications I need to change my career path and enter the healthcare and public services sector. I have worked in customer service and retail supervision for over five years, where I developed essential skills such as leadership, problem-solving, communication, and teamwork. But now I am ready for a new direction—one where I can use my skills to make a positive difference in people’s lives, especially in the area of public health.
This course will help me understand key public health issues such as disease prevention, community wellbeing, health inequality, and the role of government and social policy. I will gain both theoretical and practical knowledge that will allow me to work in entry-level roles in healthcare, public services, or the voluntary sector. It will also improve my communication skills with vulnerable groups, increase my understanding of cultural diversity, and teach me how to promote healthier lifestyles through education and support.
One of the main reasons I chose this course is its flexible study mode. It allows me to continue working part-time while studying, which is important for financial stability and work-life balance. The foundation year will also help me refresh my academic skills and prepare me for higher education, since I have not studied in a formal setting for several years.
After completing the course, my plan is to work in the NHS, local government, or a non-profit organisation where I can support public health programmes or awareness campaigns. I also hope to continue my education in the future by progressing to a full degree in Public Health or Health and Social Care. Ultimately, I want to build a long-term career helping people live healthier, more informed lives and contribute to making public services more effective and accessible for all communities.