Absolutely. We have structure lessons that provide you with a set of framework around which you can fill in the gaps with your experiences and personality. That way you present yourself in the best possible light and in an organised fashion. P.S. Some people will sell you the idea that structure will make you homogeneous. This is not the case. Structure merely serves to ensure that the interviewer can follow your train of thought clearly. What makes a candidate unique is the content they fill the structure with.

This is a really difficult question to nail down. That’s why we have a whole lesson in our crash course dedicated to answering this single question. In short you want your answer to be as specific as possible; elaborate on YOUR experiences. A rule of thumb is – if someone else could use your answer, then you aren’t being specific enough.

Absolutely not! It is never too late to get in a bit of practice. Our course is designed such that it can be completed at any time whether that be over a period of several months or closer to two weeks. In other words, its binge-friendly! Binge away! We also have an amazing question bank that has plenty of questions for you to practice on. 

We absolutely understand where you are coming from. There’s a lot of information from online forums, facebook groups, medical students and sometimes they can be helpful but other times also contradictory. Here’s where we are a little different. Our course is constructed and taught by an actual interviewer, the very same type of doctor that would be interviewing you. It doesn’t get more real than that 🙂