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This lesson forms part of ten lessons adapted for students with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND) or alternative learning needs (ALN). Download our navigation guide to explore the full range of SEND and ALN adapted LifeSkills resources.
The activities focus on helping students understand the purposes of different types of interview and how to prepare for them using the STAR method.
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