i have an interview with a big four company next week- only problem is i can't find my gcse or a level certs

Question

will a letter from my school suffice?

should prob add this is not due to my organisational skills but rather my uni has misplaced them

well richard upon gaining my place at university the law school retained the certs for their record

Answer 1

99.9% wont even bother asking for these.

Answer 2

If you have been asked to provide these on the interview (which is unlikely) then you should inform them prior. Explain you will be able to supply a copy and explain the reason.

This will not be an issue to your capabilities of the doing the job and your prospect employers will not take this matter into much consideration.

Good Luck

Answer 3

Hi, As long as you can get some legal proof of your qualification then you should be o.k.
Also tell then at he interview that you've displaced your qualification if they want you they should be willing to wait until you get confirmation about certs. This happened to my husband recently and the uni took about month to send the copies but he got the jog and had started work.

Answer 4

They are merely papers that can be accessed if they truly wanted you. An interview means looking at you from various other standpoints.
You are mobile, papers are loose, and easily misplaced. Life happens.
Good luck, Show them. how good you are.

Answer 5

You are unlikely to need these pieces of paper at the interview. If they ask, tell them the situation (practice this little speech) and agree to supply them later.

Answer 6

Did the same - but called my school and college and they provided photo-copies of the results