Skip to content

Volunteer

Give back

If you have been through selection, or are on a course now, you can help the applicants a year behind you.

Offer to help

What would help most

  • Write about your experience

    For example, a rejection, your assistant post or an interview that went badly. It is published under the site’s name.

  • Advice for people behind you

    From trainees, and from anyone who came by a route few write about, such as a conversion diploma or years as a support worker.

  • Scenario review

    Read draft scenarios and challenge the rankings. Clinicians and trainees help most, but applicants can too.

  • Scenario writing

    Write scenarios in a clinical domain you know, explained against the BPS and HCPC standards. A guide shows how they are structured.

  • Statistics content

    Extend or check the research methods material, especially if you teach or examine it.

  • Mentoring

    Not set up yet. Tell us if you would like to mentor. We will look at starting it once enough people are interested.

What to expect

  • It is unpaid, and you give whatever time you can. The site is run by one person.
  • We may not use everything you send.
  • You get a written confirmation of what you contributed, to use on an application or a CV.
  • Nothing here is published under a person’s name, so there is no byline.

Offer to help

For example: second-year trainee, qualified clinical psychologist or assistant psychologist.

We use your name and email address only to reply. How we handle messages (opens in a new tab)

What to do next

  1. What’s onRead the sector newsThe latest on policy, research and the profession.
  2. What’s onFind an event to go to

Or choose where you are in the year