Interview Training

Especially for international applicants, understanding how the NHS works can be very confusing. We're here to help.

Using advanced reflection, we will help you develop 3-4 scenarios you can talk about for any teamwork interview question.

One of the most common questions in undergraduate interviews. We will help you answer these questions with ease.

With our help, you will be able to show off to the interviewers your interest and wide knowledge base about current medical news.

One of our specialities here at T&M Tutoring, we will train you to be able to tackle medical ethics scenarios with excellence.

The most dreaded question: 'Why Medicine?'. We will help you answer this question with ease and flare, using your experiences.

Often one of the most pressurised parts of the interview, we will help you combat these questions systematically.

Often quite different to other medical school interviews, we will help you tackle questions that involve lateral thinking.

As well as questions about communication, the interviewers are also assessing your real-time communication skills.

The interviewers want to see that you really know what life is like as a doctor. We will make sure you have a good understanding.

An increasingly common part of Multiple Mini Interviews (MMIs), practise makes perfect when it comes to medical role play.

Interviewers are looking at not just for what you have done in your work experience and life, but what you've learnt from it.