INUNI Consultation Interview Guidelines For CCCU
INUNI Consultation Interview Guidelines For CCCU
Interview Protocol
1. Interviewer Introduction
• Begin the interview by introducing yourself to the student.
2. Consent for Recording
• Obtain explicit consent from the student for recording the consultation session.
Ensure they understand the purpose of the recording.
3. Passport Verification
• Check the student's original passport and the signature page. Inform the
student that the interview cannot proceed without this verification.
4. Room Check
• Conduct a 360-degree room check to ensure the environment is suitable for
the interview.
Key Discussion Points
1. Canterbury City and Location
• Be prepared to discuss the city of Canterbury, its geographical location, and
notable aspects that might interest international students.
2. Canterbury Christ Church University (CCCU)
• Provide information about CCCU, its various campuses, and specifically, the
campus where the student will be studying.
3. Course Details
• Discuss the student’s chosen course, including its modules, structure, and
assessment methods.
4. Career Path
• Inquire about the student’s previous employment. Ask for detailed information
about their job roles and responsibilities before taking up this course.
5. SOP, CV, and References
• Ask the student to elaborate on their Statement of Purpose (SOP). Key
questions include:
• What are the main points covered in your SOP?
• Why did you choose to include these points?
• Are there any specific aspects of your SOP that you feel are crucial for
understanding your study choice and goals?
• Did you face any challenges while writing your SOP? If so, what were
they?
6. Future Career Path and Job Prospects
• Discuss the student’s career aspirations and how the course aligns with their
future goals.
7. Personal Information
• Gather information about the student’s family members, family income, and any
other relevant personal details.
8. Accommodation and Living Expenses
• Discuss the student’s accommodation plans, whether university-provided or
private. Obtain detailed address information and calculate the distance to the
campus.
• Provide an estimation of living expenses, both monthly and yearly, using the
given figures:
• Estimated monthly living cost outside London: £1023
• Academic year budget (9 months): £14000 + £9207
9. Financial Support
• Inquire about how the student plans to finance their studies and living expenses.
Who will be paying for this, and what are the sources of funding?
10. Visa Information
• Ensure the student is aware of the type of visa required for their studies and
any associated limitations.
Financial Estimates
• Monthly Living Cost: £1023
• Academic Year Budget: £14000 + £9207
Ensure that these figures are clearly communicated and understood by the student during the
interview.