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Job interviews can be a very daunting and nerve racking experience, however they are an essential part of the recruitment process so making sure you get it right is paramount.

One of the best bits of advice I can give you is to PREPARE. Preparation will minimise the nerves and stress associated with interviews and questions, so make sure you know the essential facts and think about what the employer may ask you.

If the interview is over the phone, you will be given advanced warning of when it will take place. Once you know this, make sure you get to a quiet place and have a pen and paper read, and if you are using your mobile, make sure its charged up and you have plenty of signal - you don't want to keep asking your prospective employer to keep repeating himself!

If the interview will be face to face, make sure you get there on time. Being late does not go down well, trust me.
Bring a hard copy of your CV and application form as the interviewer may only have a copy on their computer.

It is also a good idea to research the company and note down any questions you want to ask, as its often the case that you may forget these when prompted, I know I have!

These little tips and many more can be found at jobs so if you're in doubt, check them out.