I applied via Indeed and just over a week later I received a message via Indeed inviting me to an interview for 29th July which I agreed to. As there was delays on the tube I sent an email informing them how sorry I was for being late and sent an email 30 minutes before my interview was schedule to take place so they had more than enough notice. Upon arrival I provided my name and signed in with security who informed me that one of the people who would be interviewing me was on their way down to come and get me. As soon as I sat down one of the senior members started to go through my cv with a fine tooth comb. They asked me why I applied to them and what have I been doing since my last role? Halfway through explaining why I applied another member of the senior team came in and from the minute they arrived my interview quickly turned into an interrogation. The senior member grilled me over my work history, asked why I applied to Mont Rose College just like her colleague did a few minutes before. The senior member of staff asked me what made me want to apply for this position and make a point by saying and a quote "Wow you graduated university a long time ago". The senior member of staff then went onto tell me that I didn't have student engagement experience and told me all of my jobs were short term which is not true and despite providing examples of this, my responses were constantly dismissed. What was supposed to be an 1 hour turned out to be 30 minutes and at the emd of the interview I was told that I was never going to be considered for the role I applied but because I had marketing experience and my cv is marketing focused they invited me down in the hope that I would be interested in a marketing officer position which paid substantially less than the role I thought I was lead to believe I was being interviewed for. The senior member of staff then asked if I would be interested in being considered for the officer role which I said i would be open to but I needed to know what the salary was. They said they didn't know but would pass my cv onto the person overseeing recruitment for that position, I asked what the salary and they said it would be less than the student engagement role because it wasn't a managerial position. A few days later I received a call from the person overseeing recruitment for that position and they told me the role was between £5k - £9k less than my previous role and then proceeded to provide me with details of what their interview process would be in September after summer holidays and told me they would be back in touch at the beginning of the next month. This was one of the if not the worst interview experiences I have ever had. I was invited under false pretences, then grilled over my work history, then lowballed and pushed into agreeing to take part in an interviewv for a role I didn't even apply for.