1 Online applications 2 video interview 3 logic Reasoning and SJT tests The logic reasoning was fairly easy and the SJT was basic testing of your judgement when faced with a situation at work The video interview was rather weird and I didn't enjoy talking to myself it made me a bit nervous

Application This part was fairly simple answer three questions and provide a CV. The questions were: 1. Why do you want to work for Vodafone? 2. What has been your biggest or proudest achievement to date? 3. Describe the key skills and qualities that you would bring to Vodafone (bear in mind the programme area you are applying for when answering this question) I would recommend using the STAR method and the Vodafone website for information to answer these questions. Show enthusiasm and link your experience to the role. Testing Numerical and Verbal: my recommendation to prepare would be to buy tests from a site like JobTestPrep and do one a day at least to practise. Go over % changes, currency conversions and reading graphs/tables and you should be fine. Video Interview Very easy to use and friendly interface. You get a chance to practise a question before you begin. There is an online tool called Interview stream which you can use to get used to having a video interview. Assessment Centre Split into four exercises: Two group exercise, Interview and an individual presentation. The interview was relaxed and took about an hour, the questions were competency based covering Vodafone values and some technical questions specific to the role. Nothing to be afraid about if you have had a mock interview and know why you want the job. Have questions to ask too. Lastly we were given a tour- try to chat to the current graduates as they are very helpful and full of information. I agree with an above comment about only being contacted by email- perhaps an online dashboard for candidates could be created for next year?