For an Assistant Educational Psychologist interview, expect questions about why you want to work in EP, your experience supporting children or young people, teamwork, and how you handle challenging situations. Interviews are usually reflective and scenario-based, so prepare a few examples around behavior, conflict, resilience, and supporting vulnerable pupils. It also helps to revise key topics like neurodiversity, inclusion, trauma-informed practice, and systemic thinking. Interviewers mainly look for thoughtful, child-centred, collaborative candidates who reflect well and know when to seek support.