Interested in what you can learn from work experience in medicine? Having the opportunity to do a medical internship is invaluable. Not only will medical interviewers ask you to talk about your experiences in the healthcare environment, but the chance to shadow doctors is the real way to find out if a career in medicine is something that appeals to you.
Deciphering the different Medical School rankings can be confusing, we will go over everything you need to know to help you understand what they mean.
Results day and clearing – how do they work with your university application? Firstly, the most important thing to know about results day and clearing is that, although they can be intimidating, there is no need to panic. There are a few myths about results day and clearing, so read on to find out exactly how it works.
Brighton and Sussex Medical School Review Brighton and Sussex Medical School is notable for its beautiful coastal location, dedicated clinical teaching facilities, and high student satisfaction scores. This post reviews some of its significant features as a medical school. The career prospects: The course is five years long, or six years if an intercalated year…
Wanting to apply for Law at Oxford? Knowing the entry requirements will help you to effectively prepare.
Preparing for a medicine interview should be targeted towards the skills and attributes that medical interviewers are looking for. It’s important to note that the different UK medical schools all undertake medicine interview in various formats, from ‘standard’ panels, to Multiple Mini Interviews (MMI) to more academic-style interviews. What is it that interviewers are looking…
Applying to study Law, there is so much more to be aware of than just the grades. We will go over everything you need to know for your Law application.
How to apply TSA critical thinking skills in the Thinking Skills Assessment. TSA Critical thinking skills are one of the requirements applicants are expected to demonstrate. The written test tests required skills such as communication skills, writing skills and critical thinking skills; the latter will be the focus of this article.
Here are the two most common Personal Statement mistakes to avoid. The Personal Statement should be completely driven by you, however, there are some mistakes you should avoid when you start the writing process. We don’t want to impose too many restrictions on what you decide to write. So we have two big red flags that we would suggest you avoid.
Which Medical Schools use an integrated course? Described as the ‘recommended approach to medicine’ by the UK’s General Medical Council, an integrated course Medical School differs from other courses.
Writing an Oxbridge Personal Statement is a key element of your application to Oxford or Cambridge. Find out how to genuinely demonstrate passion without saying “I am passionate”, how to write about wider reading and how to produce a Personal Statement that shows the qualities Admissions Tutors are looking for.
What is Problem-Based Learning? Problem-Based Learning (PBL) is a teaching style that some Medical Schools use. But what schools use this teaching method, and how effective is it?
Preparing early for Cambridge Interviews is essential to perform well on the day and receive an offer. But how do you prepare and what questions might come up? What are the interviewers actually looking for? Read on to find out.
How can I help my child prepare for his or her medical school interview? Traditional interviews, multiple mini-interviews, Oxbridge interviews… with so many different types, it can be difficult to understand how best to support your child, there are a few things you can do to help…
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