Medical School Online Interview Course

Medical School Interview Courses

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£195.00

Medical School Interview Courses

The medical school interview: it’s where you can make a lasting impression. It's also the deciding factor as to whether or not you begin your med school career. So, make sure you’re ready to ace the medical school interview with our full-day medical school interview preparation course, suitable for medicine and dentistry applicants, where we help you improve your interview techniques.

For the last 5 years, 98.5% of our students from our Interview Courses and MMI Circuits received an offer after their medical school interview. Follow in their footsteps and get into the medical school you want.

Students who have attended our medical school interview course are being offered places at some of the top medical schools in the UK such as Cambridge, Oxford, Imperial College London and more.

Medicine Interview Course overview

Our full-day interview courses are facilitated by both experienced medical doctors and senior medical students, who have the benefit of recent medical school interview experience. Additionally, 8 of our facilitators have sat or are currently on interview panels at medical schools around the UK.

This course was designed by a team of medical doctors with over 11 years of experience in helping students get into medical school.

With a maximum of 9 to 12 students per 3 to 4 facilitators, the small group size and interactive nature mean our students get a lot of opportunities to practice delivering answers and receive individual feedback.

We are convinced this is what leads to our 98.5% success rate year after year. The medical school interview course is updated each year, and thus the most up-to-date hot topics in healthcare that are relevant to your medical school interview will also be covered.

We will break down the questions for medical schools in the UK, and how you can make your answers stand out for all interview formats. From practice questions panel style to mock interviews in a realistic MMI circuit, we’ll make sure you are fully prepared for your medical school interview when the time comes.

In the full day medical school interview course, we coach you on how to approach all different types of questions and MMI stations. It's not lecture based but is a full-day practice where you are taught techniques, strategies, how to structure your answers etc. Therefore, it gives you a real interview experience and you improve your abilities throughout the day.

What's included in the course

Topics covered during the course

Most commonly asked questions	Structuring your answers
Medical Ethics	The NHS
Duties of a Doctor	Special MMI stations: calculation, data interpretation, picture station and role play

Afternoon MMI circuit

The course includes an MMI circuit with 6 stations in the afternoon. We will record a video of your practice and the feedback that you receive that you can take home, along with the marking schemes. In this circuit, we will have the following stations; medical ethics, the NHS, Duties of a Doctor, role-play, one based on your personal statement and one based on the medical or dental school of your choosing.

theMSAG Workbook

You are also provided with theMSAG workbook which includes how to approach the most common interview questions.

Workbook sections

Frequently asked questions for your own practice	Structuring your answers
The GMC Good Medical Practice	How to stand out in the group task
The NHS: structure	The NHS: constitution and values
The principals of medical ethics	Data questions
Role-play	Tips for answering the frequently asked questions

Pre-Course e-Learning access

Before the course, you will also be provided access to our pre-course learning material that features videos to help you prepare for the course day.

At the end of the day, you'll know how to approach each type of question really well, with different structures in mind and you will have practiced many questions throughout the day and got feedback.

Timetable

Time	Session
8:30 - 8:45	Registration
8:45 - 9:30	Most commonly asked questions practice
9:30 - 10:15	How to structure your answers
10:15 - 10:35	What is the GMS? \| GMC Duties of a Doctor
10:35 - 10:55	How to tackle a group task & group task practice
10:55 - 11:10	Break
11:10 - 11:50	The NHS structure and NHS current challenges
11:50 - 12:20	NHS constitution and values: review and question practice
12:20 - 13:20	Medical ethics: learn the principles and how to discuss scenarios
13:20 - 14:10	Lunch
14:10 - 16:10	MMI Circuit with feedback round
16:25 - 17:05	Tricky stations: How to approach role plays, data and picture stations
17:05 - 17:30	Feedback and wrap up
17:30 - 18:00	One to one support with facilitators

Course locations

This year, we will be expanding to hold courses in four great cities: Birmingham, Bristol, Leeds and London. View our course locations.

Course calendar

Dental students

Our Medical School Interview Course is designed for dental students as well as medical students. Once you purchase your course, you will be emailed a form that you will fill out with the proper information so we can tailor the course specifically to you. You can expect the same quality and experience as the medical students that attend our courses.

Should I go for the full-day Course or the half-day MMI Circuit Course

The full-day interview course is usually the first step in the preparation. In our interview courses, you will be coached in how to really get better at each type of station. We highly recommend this course first to improve your interviewing skills. You’ll get a smaller MMI circuit included in the full day. The MMI Circuit Course is probably best after you have done the course first if you need further practice or if you want to do more stations from a specific school.

Medical School Interview Course Scholarships

theMSAG believes everyone deserves an equal opportunity so we have scholarships to help students take our courses. To learn more about our scholarships email our team today and see if you qualify

Medical school interview resources

If you want further interview practice join us for our MMI Circuit Course. Get ready to ace your multiple mini Interview by taking the MSAG’s MMI Course!

Can't make it to a course? We have made preparing for your medicine interview course possible from anywhere with our online courses. View our Medical School Online Interview Course today and start your free trial!

Do you prefer a more personalised one-to-one approach when preparing for your med school interview? Our Medical School Interview Coaching allows you to work alongside experienced doctors and medical students to help you ace the medicine interview!

Get answers to even more questions about ukcat, bmat and interview application process by visiting The Student Room, the UK’s largest online student community.

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

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I did not receive my confirmation email with my order!

Be sure to check your junk mail, just in case! If you find that you still do not have the confirmation email please email our team at hello@themsag.com and we will get a new confirmation email sent over to you.
Should I go for the full-day Medical School Interview Course or the half-day MMI Circuit Course?

The interview course is usually the first step in the preparation. The course is a very small group (9 to 12 students and 3 to 4 facilitators) and it lasts a full day. In London, the interview courses are held every Saturday. In terms of what we do during the day is really coach you on how to approach all different types of questions and MMI stations. It’s not lecture based. It’s more like a full day practice where you are taught techniques, strategies, how to structure your answers etc. Therefore, it really gives you a real interview experience. In the interview course, you will be coached in how to really get better at each type of station. I highly recommend this first to improve your interviewing skills. You’ll get a smaller MMI circuit included in the full day. The full course also comes with pre-course material that you get access to, including all the info you need to know on NHS, medical ethics etc. and multiple 10-minute videos teaching on the content. The course itself is more like a small group practice with a lot of feedback throughout. The MMI circuit is probably best after you have done the course first if you need further practice or if you want to do more stations from a specific school.
Are these courses for veterinary students?

We have had many veterinary students come over the years. For the Mock MMI circuit, it can be fully tailored to veterinary students so all the 10 questions you will practice will be from veterinary MMIs. For the interview course day, it is not designed for veterinary students but many have come and found it very helpful. From 8:45 am to 6 pm, there is around 1 hour which you may not find that relevant to you (duties of a doctor and NHS - although they can easily be applied to veterinary medicine, the example we will use in class are for human medicine). With that said, even if the full day course, we provide a lot of tailoring, so for a veterinary applicant, every time you practice a question we will make sure that it is veterinary focused. Your MMI circuit included in the full day will also be all veterinary focused and finally, most of the course is directly applicable (most common questions, role plays, data interpretation, calculations, ethics). If you are unsure which course is best for you email us at interview@themsag.com
Are these courses for dental students?

Yes, our interview courses and MMI circuits are for both medical and dental students.
Where are the courses held?

This year, we will be expanding to hold courses in four great cities: Birmingham, Bristol, Leeds and London. View our locations, transportation and accommodations here.
Can I get practice questions from more than one medical school during my mock MMI circuit?

Most of the mock MMI will be stations which are relevant to all medical schools in the UK, allowing you to practice for multiple universities. With regard to university-specific questions, on the course day, we only have time to ask questions from one university choice. If you’d like to try more personalised questions from your chosen school, or different universities, consider signing up for one of our MMI circuit half days. Here you can choose to have an MMI round all tailored to one university or you could have a question each from 10 different universities!
I can’t get to your course venue. Can I attend via video call?

Due to the nature of the course, you are not able to video-in. One of the best things about our course is that the whole day is interactive, involving moving around and group work. We’re hoping to expand the locations in which we provide courses, and will shortly be launching an online interview course. In the meantime, a good alternative is our one-to-one interview coaching which we do offer via Skype. We are also able to teach through the same sessions as provided in the medical school interview preparation course. Also, remember to check our FREE blogs for interview advice you can read from anywhere!
Why do I need to send you my personal statement before the course?

Sending us your personal statement before the course is really important. It allows us to tailor your medical school interview practice specifically to you. Your course facilitators will read your personal statement before the day to get to know a little about you before you arrive. If you get stuck, they may be able to remind you of things that you have done that you can use as an example of teamwork, communication skills or empathy, for example. We also use your personal statement to create individualised questions in your MMI round. Anything you have included on your personal statement you need to be prepared to talk about on interview day, so make sure you re-read them! If you need help with your personal statement, take a look at our Personal Statement Tutoring and Review services.
Can I change which university I want to focus on between signing up and the course date?

Of course! We understand that things change and you may not have all of your medical school interview offers at the time of signing up. As long as you give us at least a couple of days notice, we can make sure that we have practice materials prepared for your chosen university. Just send them an email to interview@themsag.com If you need to make a change with less than 48 hrs notice, please give us a call as well.

Multiple Mini Interview MMI Circuits

12

£135.00

Multiple Mini Interview MMI Circuits Overview

The MMI is an integral part of the admissions process. Don’t get caught flat-footed and unprepared: get ready to ace your interview by taking the MSAG’s MMI course!

Our MMI preparation course is a half-day mock MMI circuit, tailored to each applicant’s needs. You’ll be able to complete a circuit of 10 full stations with sample questions from the schools you are applying for, and then observe another 10 full stations.

Unlike other MMI Courses, we make sure that you see completely different stations when you observe compared to when you participate. That means in total, you are exposed to 20 different stations. Our goal is to make sure you get an authentic, honest experience of your med school MMI. Prepare for the MMI with our team!

The Multiple Mini Interview (MMI) format

You will encounter multiple interview types for med school. The MMI is different than traditional interviews. This interview format is designed to show the interviewer how well the applicant's communication skills are. Communication is really a fundamental part of medicine. As a doctor, you will rely on your communication skills every day for your patient care and working alongside your medical team.

What is it like to participate in Multiple Mini Interviews (MMI)

Each medical school is different but the MMI traditionally consists of up to 10 stations, including rest station(s). Each station is a mini interview around 8-10 minutes long. Before each scenario, the applicant will be given a question or a real MMI scenario in which he or she will read and be given time to prepare and formulate their answer. Next, the student will sit and discuss their response with the interviewer. The student will continue this format throughout each station.

What to expect in the MMI Course?

Our interview room will feature up to 20 sample MMI stations and offers 10 MMI stations personalised for each applicant. Our MMI questions are based off interview questions previously used by universities in the UK, to provide you with an authentic MMI interview.

Our interview course has a 98% success rate for last year’s students that attended our MMI and interview courses, with some students being offered a place at some of the top medical schools in the UK such as Cambridge, Oxford, Imperial College London and more.

The half-day course is led by experienced doctors, senior medical students and medical education professionals that apply their knowledge and experience from getting into medical school themselves.

At the end of the circuit, you will receive a video copy of your performance as well as the feedback provided by our facilitators. In addition to this, you’ll receive a written copy of your performance marked against a mark scheme.

MMI Circuits times

MMI Circuit (AM)	MMI Circuit (PM)
10:00 - 13:30	14:30 - 18:00
10th Feb Only	13:00 - 16:30

Common MMI interview stations

Below is a list of some common mmi stations you might encounter for your medical school interview. Each university is unique and will ask different questions, so as you prepare it is important to consider all of these question types.

Personal station: this station is engineered to learn more about you to determine if medicine is the right profession for you.
Teamwork station: there might be stations asking about teamwork and asking how you have worked with a team in the past.
Medical ethics stations: this station looks for how you would handle situations or challenges in the medical profession, such as ethical scenarios.
Role play stations: this station uses real actors and real-life scenarios that the applicant will need to talk through to show how he or she would handle the situation.
Calculation | Problem-solving station: here you are given information and you will need to calculate the data and provide solutions.
Hot topics station: this station might ask you questions based on recent health care related subjects such as the NHS.
Photo station: you might encounter a station where you are asked to review a photo and then interpret what you think is happening in the photo.

Which universities use MMI's

Brighton and Sussex	Lancaster University	University of Birmingham	University of Manchester
Bristol University	Newcastle University	University of Dundee	University of Nottingham
Cardiff University	Norwich UEA	University of Exeter	University of Plymouth
Hull York Medical School	Queen’s University Belfast	University of Leeds	University of Sheffield
Keele University	St. George’s University of London	University of Leicester	University of St. Andrews
King's College	University of Aberdeen	University of Liverpool	University of Warwick

Dental students

Our MMI Circuit Course is designed for dental students as well as medical students. Once you purchase your course, you will be emailed a form that you will fill out with the proper information so we can tailor the course specifically to you. You can expect the same quality and experience as the medical students that attend our courses.

Medical school interview resources

Practice is the most important part of the MMI. Practice with friends and family doing time-based questions using the scenarios listed above. Get feedback from those who interview you so can continue to improve. In addition to practising, we have a variety of resources to help you.

If you are wanting to focus on traditional interviews sign up for our full-day Medical School Interview Courses.

Can't make it to a course? We have made preparing for your medicine interview course possible from anywhere with our Medical School Online Interview Course.

Do you prefer a more personalised one-to-one approach when preparing for your interview? Our Medical School Interview Coaching allows you to work alongside experienced doctors and senior medical students to help you ace the medicine interview!

View our free blog series designed to help you at any stage of the medical school application process.

Get answers to even more questions about the medical school application process by visiting The Student Room, the UK’s largest online student community.

theMSAG believes everyone deserves an equal opportunity so we have scholarships to help students take our courses. To learn more about our scholarships email our team today and see if you qualify!

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

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Should I go for the full-day Medical School Interview Course or the half-day MMI Circuit Course?

The full-day interview course is usually the first step in the preparation. The course is a very small group (9 to 12 students and 3 to 4 facilitators) and it lasts a full day. In London, the interview courses are held every Saturday. In terms of what we do during the day is really coach you on how to approach all different types of questions and MMI stations. It’s not lecture based. It’s more like a full day practice where you are taught techniques, strategies, how to structure your answers etc. Therefore, it really gives you a real interview experience. In the interview course, you will be coached in how to really get better at each type of station. I highly recommend this first to improve your interviewing skills. You’ll get a smaller MMI circuit included in the full day. The full course also comes with pre-course material that you get access to, including all the info you need to know on NHS, medical ethics etc. and multiple 10-minute videos teaching on the content. The course itself is more like a small group practice with a lot of feedback throughout. The MMI Circuit Course is probably best after you have done the course first if you need further practice or if you want to do more stations from a specific school.
Are role-play scenarios included in the circuit? Also will you be able to provide stations to more new medical schools e.g. Anglia Ruskin? Thank you

Before coming onto your MMI circuit, we will ask you to complete a form. This form asks questions about what types of stations that you would like to include in your circuit and yes, role plays are definitely included. And yes, ee do have past questions and stations based on the newer medical schools e.g. Anglia Ruskin and Aston interviews which we include in relevant MMI circuits. Just let us know when you complete the form and we can take it from there. If you have any further questions about our courses you can email us at hello@themsag.com and we will be happy to help you further!
Are the MMI Circuits for dental students also?

Yes, our MMI Circuits are for both medical and dental students.
Where are the courses held?

This year our courses will be held in both London and Birmingham. You can view the course addresses and amenities here. Be sure to check the location when you book your course date.
How long does the circuit last?

The mmi courses are half-day courses. Our circuits run in both the morning and afternoon. Our morning circuit runs from 10:30 am to 1:30 pm and our afternoon circuit runs from 2:30 pm to 6 pm.
When will I receive my feedback?

You’ll receive your video feedback immediately at the end of the circuit. This will contain the video recording of your performance during the various stations, as well as the feedback provided by the facilitators. You will also receive a copy of your typed up feedback via email by the end of the same day.
Are the stations specific to each university?

Yes, all the stations are based on previous questions asked at interviews from universities around the UK. We can tailor the number of stations to the specific university you want to focus on. Our goal is to provide you with the best MMI preparation available.
How many questions will be based on my Personal Statement?

Each circuit is personalised to the applicant. This means you can have as many or as few personal statement questions as you would like. If you’re unsure about how many questions specific universities will ask, we can advise you, just let us know!

Medical School Interview Coaching

£80.00

Medical School Interview Coaching Overview:

Your medical school interview is on the horizon: are you ready? Whether you’re feeling shy talking to examiners or just struggling to tackle tough ethics questions, we can help. Our 1-on-1 medical school interview coaching sessions are all delivered by experienced doctors and medical students. Each tailored session will improve your confidence before you go into that interview.

Before your first session, a friendly MSAG guide will contact you to find out which areas you want to develop and to obtain a copy of your personal statement. Normally students have a specific area that they want to target. If not, no worries. During the first session your guide will gather info to find out your strengths and weaknesses. If your weakness lies in interview technique, they will teach how to approach and structure your answers. Each session will include a mock interview element. This will reflect the interview formats for the schools that you’re applying to. These can be traditional interviews or MMI interviews.

If you have attended our medical school interview preparation course or MMI courses, our coaching is a great way to keep preparing leading to your interviews.

What to expect from our Medical School Interview Coaching:

We partner you with an experienced MSAG guide who teaches on our courses. They will be a doctor or medical student. If you’re a dentist, we can match you with a dentist too! Our guides have over 3 years’ of experience coaching medical school applicants. Many of our guides have sat on interview panels or Multiple Mini Interviews at medical schools in the UK such as University of Birmingham, University of Bristol, Imperial College London, King’s College London and the University of Nottingham. Additionally, our medical school interview tutors have gained experience by delivering our Medical School Interview Courses, MMI Circuits and our Online Interview Course. Each guide has undergone lots of training to ensure they are able to deliver consistent high-quality feedback to you.

Sessions can take place over Skype, Google Hangouts or in person, depending on availability and locations. Each one-to-one medical school interview coaching session is tailored to meet your specific needs. We can help you to improve your interview technique, improve your communication skills and develop your confidence. Our tutoring will prepare you for interview panel or MMI format interview questions. Throughout each session you will be provided detailed feedback from the medical school tutor.

The sessions will cover important topics that might be discussed in your medical school interview such as hot topics in healthcare, the NHS, medical ethics, role-plays and much more.

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

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What is the cancellation and refund policy for medical school coaching sessions?

If you would like to cancel your interview tutoring session, then please contact us immediately. All cancellations prior to 48 hours before a session will be fully refunded. If you cancel within 48 to 24 hours, you will receive a 50% refund. If you cancel within 24 hours of your session, you will be charged at the full rate and would not be eligible for a refund. Simply, adjust the quantity above and your discount will be applied at the checkout.
How do I pay for multiple interview coaching sessions?

You can purchase multiple hours of tuition by increasing the quantity above. We do offer discounted rates for bulk purchases: £75 per hour for orders of 6 - 9 hours, £70 per hour for orders of 10 hours or more Simply, adjust the quantity above and your discount will be applied at the checkout.
How many sessions do you recommend?

This really depends on you and your confidence levels. Our guides are experienced enough to tell how many sessions an applicant will need, after 1 session. We find that a majority of our applicants have 5 sessions with us lasting 2 hours each. Depending on the time in the season, we spread these sessions out across 5 weeks. But in the past, we have even run 5 daily sessions for intense preparation leading up to an interview. We’re happy to work with you to make sure you feel confident and have the best chances of success at your interview. For info about buying multiple sessions in one go, check out the answer below.
Will I have the same medical school interview coach for every session?

Once we assign an MSAG guide to you, they will be able to run several sessions for you. Of course, there may be occasions when your coach is not available, in which case, we will endeavour to find a replacement for you.
Can my coach run a mock interview with me?

Absolutely. As long as you give your guide enough time to prepare, they will be happy to recreate a mock interview for you. This is a great opportunity to practise the skills and techniques you’ve learnt in previous sessions.
Can I meet my tutor face-to-face?

theMSAG has medical admissions tutors from all across the UK, so it is possible to run face-to-face sessions at no additional cost. The majority of our clients choose to have Skype or Google Hangout sessions due to timings and convenience.
How do I schedule my one-to-one medicine interview coaching?

If you’re here, thanks for considering an interview coaching session with theMSAG! To schedule your session with one of our tutors, simply send us an email here and one of our team will get back to you within 24 to 48 hours (normally it’s much quicker than that).

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The Essentials of Medical Ethics Online Course

£20.00

The Essentials of Medical Ethics Online Course Overview

When preparing for the medical and dental school interview it might be challenging to know what topics you should focus on. Often, the interview includes questions regarding ethical issues and ask your stance on the subject. Common topics that arise are issues such as abortion, assisted reproduction and euthanasia. In other instances, ethical scenarios are given that can have ethical implications and a decision must be made.

Our team have worked to create this e-learning resource for you. We’ve used all of our knowledge that we've developed in our physical courses.

What to expect from The Essentials of Medical Ethics Online Course:

Professionally filmed for a better learning experience
Hours of interactive footage featuring high-quality videos ~20 minutes long
Created by real doctors and interview experts with over 15 years of experience
Start as early as you want and learn at your own pace
Fully mobile and tablet responsive, so you can access the videos from anywhere.
Set your own goals along to way

Ethical questions in medical school interviews that we cover:

Autonomy

The Ethical Pillar of Autonomy and in-depth analysis of the Hippocratic Oath
Case report: Slater vs Baker and Stapleton (1767)
What do we mean by a patient's autonomy?
Factors influencing a patient's autonomy
Jehovah's Witnesses
When does Autonomy become a moral dilemma?
Case report: T vs Court of Appeal (1993)

Beneficence

The Ethical Pillar of Beneficence
Beneficence and Jehovah's Witnesses
Would you transfuse a Jehovah's Witness?
The history of Beneficence
Physician assisted suicide: Harmful or Beneficent?
Is it harmful or beneficial to help a competent patient who has requested hastened death?
Social Beneficence: Organ Donation

Non-maleficence

The Ethical Pillar of Non-Maleficence
Non-Maleficence and Beneficence: The Weighing Scale
Case report: Mr Bolam and Clinical Negligence
Case report: Patrick Bolitho (1996)
The Principal of Medical Futility and The Trisomy 18 Disorder
Other scenarios you might encounter

Justice

The Ethical Pillar of Justice
Deciphering Justice: The Clinical Angle
Factors influencing the same level of care
Unequal access health care for unequal patients
Allocation of resources at a population level
Can we refuse to perform cardiac surgery on a smoker?

Confidentiality

The 3Cs: Confidentiality
The Origins of Confidentiality and the Hippocratic Oath
The impact of breaching confidentiality
The Data Protection Act (1998)
Confidentiality: It's importance on the doctor-patient relationship
When can confidentiality be breached?
Case report: Dr Robert Browne vs The General Medical Council (1971)
Case report: Prosenjit Poddar (1967)

Capacity

The 3Cs: Capacity
The Mental Capacity Act (2005)
Assessing patients' capacity
Define: Power of Attorney
The case that led to the Mental Capacity Act (2005)
Further cases related to the Mental Capacity Act (2005)
Capacity: Children's perspective

Consent

The 3Cs: Consent
How can we take Consent?
Case report: Nadine Montgomery

Abortion and pregnancy

The Pro-choice Argument
Does an unborn foetus have the right to Autonomy?
Case report: Roe vs Wade (1973), a game changer
Non-Maleficence and Beneficence in Abortion
The Abortion Act (1976) and global perspective
Justice in Abortion
Should fathers have a say in Abortions?

Assisted Reproduction

Assisted Reproduction: Arguments in favour
Assisted Reproduction: Arguments against
The History of Assisted Reproduction
Should donor eggs or sperm be used?

Our guarantee

Essential content: We have separated the videos into important topics that we feel are fundamental to interview success. We begin by teaching you how to structure your answers. We go through the common types of interview questions that you may come across. Extra quizzes and info will also become available for you to put your knowledge into practice.

Interactive features: Being interactive is the key to our teaching success! So, you will find our team members asking you questions and asking you to pause the video. We may ask you to write something down. Or we may recommend that you look up some extra info to enhance your learning.

Unlimited playbacks and mobile responsive: Each module offers unlimited replays with flexible playback features. This allows you to learn at your own pace and track your progress, to make it a more personalised learning experience.

Meet theMSAG The Essentials of Medical Ethics team:

Dr Rony Sanyal is the Online Interview Course Manager at theMSAG. He is currently a GP specialty trainee. He works in the city of Birmingham. He sat on the interview panel as a faculty member for MMI stations at the University of Nottingham.

Dr Kate Drewek, our Interview Course Manager, is a paediatrics trainee working in London. She has 2 years of experience in organising and leading our successful courses across London, Birmingham and Manchester. She is a trained MMI interviewer for St George's University.

Dr Paul Grant is a Health Technology Consultant, Medical Educationalist and works at Brighton and Sussex medical school. He is one of our guides for interview courses and MMI circuits. He has carried out interviews for doctors and medical students at all career stages.

Dr Hannah Pierce is an expert in Medical Education having completed a masters degree in this topic area at Keele University. She is currently a clinical teaching fellow in Obstetrics and Gynaecology and is one of the leads at theMSAG interview courses.

Dr Ashish Mandavia is the Products and Services Director of theMSAG. Having trained at Bristol Medical School, he sat on the interview panel at the University of Bristol for 2 years. He has completed his foundation training in hospitals across London.

Dr Hrush Vyas is a F2 doctor in Birmingham with a clinical interest in Anaesthetics. Having trained at the University of Birmingham, he sat on the interview panel at the same university. He is one of the leads at theMSAG courses.

Mr Jasen Soopramanien is one of the Personal Statement managers at theMSAG. He is a fourth-year medical student at King's College London. He has 2 years of experience as one of the guides on our interview course.

Miss Manushri Jain is a final year medical student at the University of Birmingham. She is one of the Personal Statement managers at theMSAG. She has 2 years of experience as one of the guides for our courses.

Mr Graeme Larkin is a senior policy advisor in medical education for the British Medical Association. He is an experienced guide on our interview courses. He is also our in-house expert on the latest updates for the NHS.

Mr Laksh Soni is a fourth-year medical student at King's College London. He is one of the leads for our courses and he is the MMI circuit manager for theMSAG.

Other medical school interview resources:

Want to learn and improve your medical school interview answers in a classroom setting? Sign up for one of our full-day Interview Course. Our courses are offered in London, Birmingham, Bristol and Leeds so you have plenty of options to choose from!

If you are wanting to focus on MMI (multiple mini interviews) sign up for our half-day MMI Circuit Course. Get ready to ace your multiple mini Interview by taking the MSAG’s MMI course!

Do you prefer a more personalised one-to-one approach when preparing for your med school interview answers? Medical School Interview Coaching allows you to work alongside experienced doctors and medical students to help you ace the medicine interview!

Visit The Student Room, the UK’s largest online student community and get answers to even more questions.

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

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I have paid for the course now how do I get access to it?

After you have purchased your course you will receive an email with your login details. This email can take up to 15minutes to send. Please also be sure to check your junk mail just in case. If you do not receive the access email please email hello@themsag.com or send us a message through our chat on our website and we will get your login details.
Can I save videos on my hard drive?

Unfortunately, because of copyright, you cannot save videos. However, you are more than welcome to replay videos as many times as you need!
Can I access the videos from my phone?

Absolutely! You can access our videos via your mobile web browser or the Thinkific app.
My video won't play!

Technical issues can happen to the best of us. Go to our technical helpdesk/tutorial and we’ll get you back online and ready to ace that medical school interview!
What if I don't understand part of a video?

No problem! Add your questions into the comment box below the videos. A dedicated team member will get back to you with an answer as soon as possible.

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