About:

This intensive half-day course is designed to equip applicants with an understanding and awareness of a variety of important areas that are often broached in medical school interviews (both MMI and panel interviews). Through a number of simulated interviews conducted by doctors, as well as structured overviews of key topics, it will enable candidates to practise how to answer questions posed in the interviews in a manner that will allow them to excel.

The course will offer attendees the opportunity to discuss the topics that are commonly asked in medical school interviews in a simulated and focused setting. These include:

• Ethics and Ethical Dilemmas
• Essentials of Medical Research
• The Basis of Common Medical Conditions
• Structure of the NHS and Its Hierarchy
• The Importance of the Doctor-Patient Relationship
• Cardinal Components Required to Become a Doctor (clinical knowledge; competence; decision making; compassion; confidentiality; and ethics)

Suitable for:

A-Level Students Applying for Entry to the UK's Medical Schools.

Salient Features:

• Simulated Interview Sessions
• Individualised Feedback from Tutors (Doctors)
• Discussion of High-Yield Topics Broached in the Interview