Objectives

“So, you want to be a Doctor..?” is different from other courses for medical applicants in that it is interactive and focuses on practising skills and developing ideas through intellectual enquiry.

Students frequently comment on how it is original and doesn’t go over material already covered by their careers department or other courses.

This course will help students to:

Understand what the interviewer is looking for
Express themselves confidently using excellent interpersonal skills
Support their answers with evidence and objective justification
Demonstrate an awareness of the issues and realities of this career
Find original angles for discussion to stand out from the crowd

Students will be provided with advice and guidance about:

How to use every question to their advantage
What to expect and how to handle it
How to write an impressive personal statement
How to continue preparation after the course

Students will have the opportunity to:

Examine topical issues that they are likely to be asked about
Improve communication and decision-making skills
Consider practical situations and moral dilemmas
Explore ideas for how to gain more experience
Practise in a supportive environment

They say...

“The best part was that it wasn’t the same information given to us before but something unique. Very interesting and useful.”

Student from Bradford Grammar School

“The whole day was amazing! I loved the interview part and the different scenarios that really made you think. It was great to hear so many different ideas and to challenge each other.”

Student from Taunton School

Numbers don’t lie

96% of students who have attended other courses say that our courses are better! Read more

Work with other schools

Bringing students together from different schools is great for their communication skills, brings in a mix of fresh ideas and an element of healthy competition! Read more.