The closing interview is a key part of Nebosh malpractice approach and includes multiple steps: We are provided with a list of interview questions which are bespoke to the examination paper and designed to check you have the underpinning knowledge and understanding behind your answers. We ask the questions in a random sequence so not every learner will be asked the same combination of questions; this prevents learners from predicting the interview questions or coaching others. JAM Training complete a Closing Interview Record Sheet for every learner. During the interview you will be required to: *Show your identification to check you are who you say you are. This is the same as an invigilated examination. *Show the room you are in to make sure you are alone. *Answer questions about your examination. If you have not written the answers yourself it will be difficult to answer the questions.

The closing interview is a key part of Nebosh malpractice approach and includes multiple steps: We are provided with a list of interview questions which are bespoke to the examination paper and designed to check you have the underpinning knowledge and understanding behind your answers. We ask the questions in a random sequence so not every learner will be asked the same combination of questions; this prevents learners from predicting the interview questions or coaching others. JAM Training complete a Closing Interview Record Sheet for every learner. During the interview you will be required to: *Show your identification to check you are who you say you are. This is the same as an invigilated examination. *Show the room you are in to make sure you are alone. *Answer questions about your examination. If you have not written the answers yourself it will be difficult to answer the questions.