The phrase "attend interviews" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing job opportunities or other types of interviews. For example: "I am excited to attend interviews for my dream job this week."
Under the plans, university staff will have to attend interviews and compete against colleagues for their own jobs.
New requirements on welfare recipients to attend interviews for work and have their cases re-evaluated will come into force in two years.
It was nerve-racking, but it was really much easier for me than for people who had actually had to go and attend interviews.
He would not give further details or say whether the Yemenis were now allowing American investigators to attend interviews with suspects, as they had requested.
What chills me most is that the PIRC does not have the power to compel officers who are witnesses to attend interviews.
And it provides support and training for them before they attend interviews, so that they can find a job and support themselves.
The subjects attending the experimental groups were asked to mark their answer sheets in the post-test phase indicating their willingness to attend interview sessions.
Of these patients, 57 were excluded (37 owing to psychopathology precluding interview), 14 did not attend interview and 6 refused.
Forty-five participants were interviewed (Table 3): 15 expressed willingness to participate but could not be contacted, 4 did not attend interview appointments (one was unwell).
And always remember to look your best when attending interviews, as interviewers have likely never seen you before and you don't want to ruin your first impressions.
the work-related activity group component of employment and support allowance - the benefit received when attending interviews with an adviser.
