Understand the post
Work from the job pack and the service you would join.
NHS Recruitment
Rehearse for your consultant post with spoken panel questions shaped by your career, specialty and job pack. Defend your leadership, governance and service plans.
Full paid Interview programmes are coming soon. Try one free practice per account across interview routes, with follow-ups and saved feedback on typed or dictated answers.

Free consultant preparation · Available now
Use the guides without signing in. Pick the task you need today, from reading the job pack to rehearsing a presentation.
Work from the job pack and the service you would join.
Show what you contributed, what changed and what you learnt.
Practise your explanation and the questions that may follow.
Focused preparation across the interview domains that matter most for NHS Consultant.
Make clear what you personally led, decided or changed and where responsibility sat.
Demonstrate influence, difficult decisions, team leadership and delivery rather than leadership vocabulary.
Show how you identify a need, build support, implement change and measure whether it worked.
Handle safety, quality, risk and professional responsibility at consultant level.
Explain what implementation needs in people, time, finance, data and stakeholder support.
Connect your career direction to the service the organisation actually needs.
From preparation to practice · Coming at launch
Build preparation around your actual job description, person specification and confirmed career evidence. Start with the question or example that needs the most work.
Explore route-specific questions. Type or dictate an answer, get structured AI feedback and make a focused improvement.
Organise your real leadership, teamwork, QI and governance experiences. Make your contribution clear and choose evidence that fits the question.
Rehearse consultant-level questions aloud, with coaching and adaptive follow-up based on the role and the evidence you provide.
Built around your role Use your actual job pack, career evidence and presentation brief where provided.
Consultant access 90 days of preparation, including AI feedback on typed or dictated answers and 120 voice minutes.
Spoken practice · Coming at launch
Hear the question, explain your thinking and handle the next challenge. Follow-up draws on your answer and the evidence you provide.
The AI interviewer asks the question aloud, so practice feels like a conversation rather than a text chat.
Use your microphone and answer naturally. Your spoken response becomes part of the interview transcript.
The interviewer listens to the content of your answer and can probe what you said, your evidence and the gaps you leave.
Coach mode gives feedback and lets you retry. Interview mode removes the hints and keeps feedback until the mock is complete.

Built around your evidence
The preparation context is deliberately specific to this interview route. The aim is to help you choose, explain and defend your own evidence rather than memorise someone else's answer.
Your consultant-level career profile and selected specialty
The actual job description and person specification
Service, organisation and pre-interview research
Your strongest leadership, governance and development examples
Your employer’s presentation brief, where one is supplied
Your interview specification
Consultant interviews vary by specialty and employer. The preparation should therefore be driven by the actual job, your career evidence and the local service context.
Panel formats vary. Your job pack and confirmed presentation brief take priority over general specialty context.
Use the person specification to identify the evidence the panel needs to hear.
Prepare for deeper probing of leadership, governance, service development and implementation.
Expect questions about how your plans fit the organisation, team and available resources.
Rehearse a presentation when your employer requests one, using its brief and time limit.
Free recruitment guide
Check the requirements, gather your evidence and prepare your next answer.
Two ways to practise
Coach mode
Coach Mode challenges ownership, realism and implementation detail, then lets you rebuild the answer while the evidence is fresh.
Interview mode
Interview Mode uses the same career and job context but behaves like a panel rather than an answer tutor.
NHS Consultant · Launching soon
Get to know the format and work through original preparation questions while spoken practice prepares to launch.