Commonly asked NHS Interview Question - Tell us about your Teaching Experience.

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Commonly asked NHS Interview Question #4 - Tell us about your Teaching Experience.
In this series of videos, I am explaining the commonly asked questions which you may face during a medical interview.
This particular question is about explaining your teaching experience.
This book is highly recommended for Medical interviews.
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For more videos in this series, please check this link
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@drpremjeetsingh7752 7 месяцев назад

You are doing very good job Doctor Sahib 🎉👍

@syedafatimmagilani 2 года назад

Thank you.. These are very helpful Please do a session on interview questions for teaching fellow jobs.

@rezwanurrahman6478 2 года назад

Clear and informative 👌

@shreeya4963 3 года назад

Your videos are really helpful..Sir but could you please tell why one should choose to work in uk as dr as compared to India..as the pay is not much as compared to expenses .. Thankyou for your time..it would be really helpful if you made a pros vs cons video of working in uk as an img

@IMGsofNHS 3 года назад

This is really your personal choice and where you see yourself in the future. Working in the NHS is not just about the job but working in another country comes with a different lifestyle. You can compare the pay see if that's a major factor but in reality its more than pay but the life style

@shreeya4963 3 года назад

@@IMGsofNHS thankyou sir for the reply.

@Dr_Nnenna_Attah1 Год назад

Very helpful response

@bendarker25 3 года назад

Here's some question. Why have I had my life ruined by the NHS? Why can't I go to work. Why can't I just live my life? I've done more than my bit to stop the pandemic. I've not had the virus. I've not spread the virus. Why am I still in lockdown?

@IMGsofNHS 3 года назад

Hi, i am sorry to hear you are having a difficult time but i am not representing the NHS here.