Update write-a-great-teaching-job-application-in-five-steps.md

Added an additional paragraph after step 5, cross linking through to interview tips guidance.

Author: JMJeffrey

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 ## 5. Write a great personal statement
 At the heart of your application form is your personal statement. [Find out how to write a personal statement](https://teaching-vacancies.service.gov.uk/jobseeker-guides/how-to-write-teacher-personal-statement) that gives you the best chance to get an interview, where you can show in person what a great candidate you are. The more you show how your skills and interests match the school’s ethos, the better.
 
+If you get an interview, read [How to approach a teaching job interview](https://teaching-vacancies.service.gov.uk/jobseeker-guides/get-help-applying-for-your-teaching-role/how-to-approach-a-teaching-job-interview?) to help you prepare. 
 
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