Four main stages - Telephone interview followed by submitting video responses to some core PPC related questions. This is then followed by coming into the office and having a brief maths test (not too hard) and an interview with 2 people. As long as you do your research with this you will be fine. The next stage is your PPC presentation followed by some questions about your presentation. Again, these can get a bit nitty gritty (depending on your interviewer) but as long as you show competency with your answers you should be fine. Finally, a more informal chat with the Ops director which just allows you to show your personality and is very relaxed.

I was taken directly to an assessment centre as I applied through a recruitment agency. Day started with a small group task where we were put into two's and told to find out 5 facts about the other, and present it to the other group in 1minute. This was generic stuff like where they went to university, favourite module, fun fact etc. Second stage was 3 10minute interviews with senior members of the team, generic competency and motivation questions. Third stage was to present about PPC, 5mins long followed by 5mins questions from senior members as well as presenting to a few of the other candidates. 4th stage was a calculator maths test - 15 questions getting progressively harder, based on one set of data. Mainly working out changes in percentages and ratios. Lunch with some of the team, was relaxed and sociable, the team are lovely. After lunch we would have had a group presentation but one of the team members was not present for this, so we were let go early. All in all a lovely day, did not feel nervous because of the nice environment and organised day. However the feedback was pretty poor, I got one or so line of feedback from the recruitment agency and it was pretty generic, would have liked more detail. Also not having the group task did not feel like the company would have gotten the best out of myself and the other candidates, so making a decision based without that is pretty poor.