Real conversations, practised before they happen.

A job interview

Start with one thing you want to ask for or say. You do not have to memorise a script.

What might happen

A possible sequence—not a promise about another person.

Check the time, location or video link, and who you will meet.
They may introduce the role and ask about your experience. You can ask for one question at a time.
You can describe one example of something you have done. You can use notes and ask for thinking time.
You can ask about the job and how you will hear about next steps.

Could you repeat the question one part at a time? I would like a moment to think.

If useful, ask about a quieter waiting place or a break before the interview.
Choose comfortable clothing and bring sensory supports you use. Eye contact is optional.

Write down one example of your work, study, volunteering, or another relevant activity.
You can ask for a question to be repeated, explained, or written down. A request is not a guarantee it will be available.

An imagined response: Of course. Can you tell me about a task you completed?

I can use one example from my experience. If I am still unsure, I can ask what kind of task they mean.

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