Hey people,
Well done on getting through stage 2..!
For the interview at stage 3, one bit of advice I'd give is to be passionate about what you're saying. Like Rod Eddington said, think about the questions they're likely to ask (it's easy to do, there's no surprises or trick questions!) and plan the kind of thing you might say in response. When it comes to the actual day, if you come across like you've thought about it and prepared for it, and if you sound passionate in your answers, that will stand you in a good position.
Stage 4 is tiring, but certainly great fun! Don't worry about it too much.
All the best to you all.
