Live conferences for medicine & dentistry

• A clear plan for all three answers
• Live rewriting of weak paragraphs
• A checklist you can apply the same day
• Q&A with a tutor who has read hundreds of statements

The complete new-format personal statement in ninety minutes — what each of the three questions is really asking, how admissions tutors read them, and how to build answers that earn marks rather than fill space.

You will leave with

• What each of the three questions actually asks
• How admissions tutors read and score a statement
• Turning experience into reflection that scores
• Structuring answers within the character limit
• Common mistakes that cost interviews
• Worked examples from successful statements

• Line-level editing techniques
• Live redrafting of real paragraphs
• A final checklist before you submit
• Confidence that your statement is finished

The last working session before submission. Cutting to length without losing the argument, strengthening reflection, and running the pre-submission checklist that catches the errors people submit with.

You will leave with

• Cutting to the character limit without losing meaning
• Strengthening weak reflection
• Fixing openings and closings that lose the reader
• The pre-submission checklist
• Deadline-week logistics and common panics

• A summer plan you can actually follow
• A first-draft structure by the end of the session
• Realistic timelines to the October deadline
• Interactive Q&A

The early session for 2028-entry applicants. What the three questions ask, what to gather over the summer, and how to have a first draft written before term starts rather than in the week before the deadline.

You will leave with

• The three questions explained early
• What to collect over the summer
• Building a first draft before term starts
• Avoiding the September scramble
• How the autumn clinics build on this

• A clear picture of how interviews are marked
• The knowledge base the rest of the season builds on
• Strong and weak answers pulled apart
• Interactive Q&A

Before technique comes understanding. What medical and dental schools are actually scoring, the values behind every station, and the background knowledge candidates are assumed to have but rarely taught.

You will leave with

• What interviewers are scoring, station by station
• NHS structure and values in plain terms
• The role of a doctor and a dentist today
• Professionalism, consent and confidentiality basics
• Where candidates most often show gaps

• A usable framework per question type
• Live practice with feedback
• Model answers pulled apart
• Interactive Q&A

Change how you approach the question, not just the answer. Frameworks for motivation, ethics, role-play, data and "tell me about a time" questions, with live practice on each.

You will leave with

• A framework for each major question type
• Structuring an answer under time pressure
• Handling a question you have never seen
• Role-play and communication stations
• Recovering from a bad start

• A working ethical framework
• This cycle’s hot topics covered properly
• Live scenario practice
• Interactive Q&A

The four principles applied properly, plus the current NHS and healthcare topics interviewers are raising this cycle — with the arguments on both sides rather than a list to memorise.

You will leave with

• The four principles applied to real scenarios
• Consent, capacity and confidentiality
• NHS pressures and current debates
• Balanced arguments on contested topics
• How to disagree well in an interview

• Both formats covered in one session
• Live timed station practice
• Scoring criteria explained openly
• Interactive Q&A

MMI and panel interviews are marked differently and reward different behaviour. How each format is scored, how to pace yourself against the timer, and what separates a good station from a great one.

You will leave with

• How MMI stations are scored
• How panel interviews differ, and why
• Pacing yourself against the timer
• Reading the interviewer and adjusting
• The most common station types worked through

• Clear understanding of interview structure
• Foundational professional knowledge
• Insight into dental educators mindset
• Greater confidence through understanding
• Stronger professional identity

Master the core background knowledge and insight every applicant needs before walking into a dentistry interview. Learn what dental schools are truly assessing and how to demonstrate professional understanding.

You will leave with

• Purpose of the Dentistry Interview
• What Dental Schools Are Looking For
• Understanding the Role of a Dentist
• Ethical Awareness in Dentistry
• Communication & Professionalism
• Decision-Making & Professional Judgement
• Common Gaps in Applicant Knowledge

• A clear plan for each school year
• Honest answers about entry requirements
• Guidance aimed at students and parents together
• Interactive Q&A

An interactive session for students in Years 9 to 12 and their parents. Subject choices, grades, work experience, super-curriculars and the timeline that turns an interest in medicine into a competitive application.

You will leave with

• GCSE and A-Level choices that keep medicine open
• What grades you actually need, and by when
• Building work experience early
• Super-curriculars that strengthen an application
• The full application timeline, year by year

• Practical routes to real placements
• Reflection templates you can start using
• Experience written up well, and badly
• Interactive Q&A

Most applicants collect experience and then waste it. How to find placements when nothing is offered locally, what counts beyond hospital shadowing, and how to reflect on it so it earns marks in a statement and an interview.

You will leave with

• Finding placements when nothing is advertised
• What counts beyond hospital shadowing
• Volunteering and caring roles that carry real weight
• Keeping a reflective log that writes itself
• Turning experience into statement and interview material

• SJT scenario types explained
• Professional values framework
• Ethical scenario practice
• Confidence in judgement calls

Everything you need to know about UCAT SJT - professional judgement, ethical scenarios, and healthcare decision-making.

You will leave with

• Healthcare professional values
• Ethical decision-making frameworks
• Professional relationships
• Real-world scenario analysis
• Best practice approaches

• Clear VR techniques with examples
• Live question practice
• Time management strategies
• Confidence for exam day

Everything you need to know about UCAT Verbal Reasoning - strategies, practice techniques, and how to tackle the most challenging questions.

You will leave with

• Understanding VR question types
• Speed and accuracy techniques
• Common pitfalls to avoid
• Proven answering strategies
• Real practice questions walkthrough

• Step-by-step problem solving
• Calculator shortcuts and tips
• Real exam-style questions
• Confidence with numbers

Everything you need to know about UCAT Quantitative Reasoning - from basic calculations to complex data interpretation.

You will leave with

• QR fundamentals and question types
• Mathematical techniques and shortcuts
• Data interpretation mastery
• Calculator strategies
• Speed optimisation techniques

• Logical frameworks explained
• Pattern spotting training
• Real DM question practice
• Confidence in complex reasoning

Everything you need to know about UCAT Decision Making - logical reasoning, pattern recognition, and decision analysis.

You will leave with

• DM question patterns and logic
• Pattern recognition techniques
• Logical reasoning frameworks
• Scenario analysis strategies
• Right answer identification