Interview practice room
Interview practice room
The real clock, the real formats, one take.
The recorded interview is unnerving for one reason: a question you have not seen, a short window to think, one take. The formats here are the ones schools publish, with their own timings. Practise against the real clock, review yourself before you watch, then watch and find out how wrong you were — and, if you want, send one take to an Involve consultant.
How this one works
- Runs
- In your browser
- Cost
- Free
- Sign-up
- Not needed
- Sources
- Named, and the gaps counted
Nothing you type is uploaded unless you press a button that tells you, first, exactly what it sends. Where a figure was not published, this tool leaves a blank rather than a guess — and it prints, at the top of itself, how much of its own data is still missing. That count is the honest one, not this panel.
Where this stops, and a person starts
This tool answers what can be answered from published facts. It will not tell you which school to pick, how to frame the two years you would rather not explain, or what your story actually is — those are judgement, and judgement is what the consultants do.
Involve has placed candidates into programmes across the schools in this data. If you want the judgement layer on top of the facts above, that conversation is free too.

