Part 3 Handbook, 3rd Edition

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PART 3 HANDBOOK

IN SUMMARY

The interview varies from any other form of assessment in its dynamic quality: within

certain limits it can go almost anywhere. However, you should be clear about the

hierarchy of questions:

1. Factual: basic knowledge required by the ARB and the RIBA.

2. Omissions and errors: covering perceived gaps in your basic knowledge.

3. Queries in your work: addressing simple misunderstandings and inconsistencies.

4. Reflection: on your experience.

5. Judgement: critical analysis of scenario-based or real problems.

6. The profession: evidence of topical reading and engagement with the post-Part 3

requirements of CPD.

The way in which examiners arrive at their interview strategy is generally consistent.

Both examiners will ...