Has anyone yet to hear from Liverpool? I can see that some people have heard but I haven't got anything!

I haven't heard from Liverpool. Anyone else not heard from them? This happened with Bangor too!

I have applied to Bangor but not heard anything? Anyone else in the same position?

Hi I'm applying to the 3 north west uni's this year and so have a 4th choice free. I know most uni's don't give any feedback on the application form. Are there any that do? If there is then I think I will apply to this one as my 4th choice just to get some feedback should I be unsuccessful. Thanks f...

This is my fifth year of applying, graduated in 2007, 8 years of AP/RA experience, and a MSc. Nearly gave up last year after a rejection after one interview, and the feedback in return didn't really give me anything to work on!! I'm glad I didn't give up though. Sheffield :D Manchester (as always! ...

My advice would be just be yourself. The best advice I ever got for an interview was 'show some personality because people don't usualy want to employ a robot'. I have to say that was pretty good advice! Just make sure you have a good understanding of IAPT and the role of a PWP and you should be fin...

Hi potential PWP's for Wigan and Leigh.

I work in the service as a HIT (although was previously at step 2). Good luck to you all for your interviews. It's a really friendly and supportive service to work in so you will be in good hands for your training!!

I was just wondering what peoples opinions were on my current dilemma. I'm really debating applying for the course in Sept when the applications open again. I haven't applied before so have no idea what my chances are. I graduated in 2006 with a 2:1. I did voluntary work throughout the summers of un...

Are there any other qualified PWP's in your team? If there are, I would recommend asking them to watch your video and give you some guidance. I did this when doing my PGCert and whilst its awful having someone watching your video, the person who watched mine really helped and gave me great feedback ...

Hi Tara I posted this last year, no idea what is happening this year because I ended up turning down the post at halton and st helens because we were being messed around left right and centre. Luckily I managed to get on the high intensity course in the team I was already working. They ended up last...

Couldn't agree more Will, backwards is putting it mildly! What insults me is that in the last service I worked at there was no respect for Graduate workers (i've been called junior staff, unqualified etc etc), its taking a long time for the role to gain respect in its own right. People don't realise...

Baa, I also agree with your hypothesis! If someone was to do that piece of research it would make very interesting reading!

The thing that annoys me is that you are so disadvantaged as a psychology graduate which ever direction you turn. I have just completed my High Intensity training, within the time frame of 10 months and passed everything first time. I had 18 months post qualification Graduate mental health worker ex...

I have worked in 2 primary care mental health teams and they both worked completely differently (even though they are part of the same trust!). One had an expectation of 4 contacts per session (which is half a day) with 9 half days in clinic and 1 half day admin. total 36 contacts which were 45 minu...

I think the goal posts have changed over the last year or so with regards to the 2 year post qualification experience. For wave 2 there were people who I know who were successful for high intensity with just over 6 months post qualification experience. However by wave 3 they had enforced the 2 year ...