In this section, I take you through our magical 3-part method for interview success (patent pending). We also discuss some stuff about conversational style and body language - important fundamentals for good interview performance. 

This section ends with some of my YouTube videos about interview prep and tips for the MMIs. 

In this section of the course, I will talk about various questions that are commonly asked in MMIs and panel interviews. I suggest some ways in which you might like to answer the question, and then offer a 'mock answer' of sorts. 

Please remember that our examples are just that - examples. They're not answers you should try to memorise and regurgitate. They're simply here to give you a flavour, an idea of what makes a decent answer, so you can apply those principles to your own answers. 

At the end of this section, I've linked the YouTube videos I've made tackling more common questions like 'Why Medicine?' and 'Tell us about your Work Experience' etc. 

Enjoy!

In this section, I will go over some of the important 'current affairs' topics that they like to ask about in medical school interviews. I'll keep this section updated each year with videos and text articles for the most relevant stuff.

In general, though I recommend browsing through BBC Health or the Guardian health news once a week or so, and reading the Student BMJ in the months before your interview so that you've got an idea of what the hot topics are for that year.

In this section, I will cover the basics (and beyond) of common topics within medical ethics and law. Even if you're not signing up for the full course, I'd highly recommend watching the freely available YouTube videos - they're an easy way to get up-to-speed with pretty much all the ethics stuff you need to know :) 

In this (freely available) section, I link you to 3 of my YouTube videos about the Oxbridge medicine interview. I've also included a general discussion between me and Charlotte containing more tips for how to do well, along with a series of 'example questions' that we talk through. 

Enjoy!

In this section, I will take you through various MMI scenarios, the sorts you might reasonably expect to see in your interviews.

Please don't just watch the videos passively - it's really important that you take the time to go through the MMI scenario yourself, preferably with a friend acting as an 'interviewer', and only when you've given the scenario a shot should you watch our video about it. 

I hope you find these useful 😁