As the course draws to a close, I have had the busiest month so far. Not only were there seven pieces of work to be submitted to the provider, but the five-hour setting visit has also taken place. While this was enjoyable in the sense that it gave me a good opportunity to show just what I had achieved within the setting, it was very tiring. Like most interviews, it was only when it had finished that I started to remember things that I didn't tell the assessor, or examples that may have better illustrated her questions - but I guess that is the way these things go.
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