Interview Crash Course
In order to receive an offer from any medical school, you will have to be interviewed. In an increasingly competitive application process, a great interview performance is essential in order to secure an offer. As medical students that have been through the process and have received multiple offers from medical schools, we understand what is required and how best to learn and apply knowledge.
Our crash courses will be in groups no larger than 16 and will be led by two medical students, one of which will be from Oxford. These interview crash courses are priced at £90. However, we recognise that students may prefer 1 to 1 tutoring which we offer for £30 per hour. More information about our tutoring services can be found here.
MEDICAL STUDENT MENTORS
Be coached by medical students who have each received multiple offers; each crash course have an Oxbridge medical student as well as a Russell Group medical student
LATEST INFO
You will receive a free workbook that containing up-to-date and cutting-edge knowledge and insight that you can apply in your interviews
INTERACTIVITY
We believe that the best way to learn the content as well as optimally prepare for the interviews is through application and practice
MOCK INTERVIEW
Each student will receive a public and private mock interview in the afternoon to allow them to apply their knowledge
Summary
-
A one day interview crash course from 10 AM to 5PM at Richard Hale School, Hertford, SG13 8EN
-
Each class will have up to 16 students with 2 medical students
-
Each student will get a free copy of our workbook, a comprehensive guide to the knowledge and insight necessary to excel in interviews
Timetable
Our crash course has been specifically crafted in order to ensure our students are best placed to learn, apply and practice their newfound knowledge and skills
Handbook Content
Communication Skills
Communication Skills
Your body language, tone and mindset are essential in demonstrating your interpersonal skills, confidence and maximising your interview performance
Motivation & Suitability
Motivation & Suitability
Understand how to maximise your strengths and minimise your weaknesses through coupling your experiences to the NHS Values
Structuring Your Answers
Structuring Your Answers
Knowing how to effectively construct your answers will allow you to crystallise your thoughts and provide thought-provoking and evidence-based insights
Popular Questions
Popular Questions
Learn how to tackle commonly asked questions such as "Why medicine over nursing?" and "What are the duties of a doctor?"
Medical Research
Medical Research
Understand the importance of historical and recent ground-breaking research as well as the application of peer-reviewed studies and meta analyses
Personal Statement
Personal Statement
Developing and expanding upon your insights and qualities demonstrated in your personal statement will allow you to be best-prepared for your interviews
Common Diseases
Common Diseases
Appreciate the causes, symptoms, treatments and relevance of common diseases including coronary heart disease, cancers and diabetes
