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Interview preparation

Prepare for your medicine interview with clear teaching and personal feedback.

Learn how to structure your answers, practise realistic interview questions and understand what to improve before your interview.

Sessions are led by Ali Raja, founder of The Med Step.

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Choose the workshop for core techniques, an individual mock for targeted feedback, or the package for teaching and two personalised sessions.

Interview Foundations Workshop

Learn the core techniques behind strong interview answers.

£29

per student

Live online group teaching · 2 hours

  • · Answer structure and motivation
  • · Ethics and reflective examples
  • · Workshop handout and practice exercises

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Personalised Mock Interview

Practise under realistic timing and get targeted written feedback.

£65

per session

Live online one-to-one · 60 minutes

  • · About 35 minutes of timed practice
  • · About 25 minutes of spoken feedback
  • · Written scorecard with three priorities

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Interview Preparation Package

Teaching plus two personalised sessions to build on your feedback.

£165

one-off

Workshop + two 60-minute sessions

  • · One workshop place
  • · Two individual sessions
  • · Handout and the full practice workbook

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Prefer to practise on your own? The Interview Practice Workbook (£15) is coming soon.

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Compare at a glance

Workshop
Group teaching and demonstrations. No individual assessment.
Mock interview
One-to-one practice with a written scorecard within two working days.
Package
Everything in the workshop plus two mocks, so session two builds on session one.

How booking works

  1. 01

    Pick a date or time

  2. 02

    Pay securely online

  3. 03

    Get your private order page by email

  4. 04

    Complete your preparation form and join

Sample, for illustration only

What a mock interview scorecard looks like

Structure

Secure

Relevance

Strong

Reflection

Developing

Reasoning

Secure

Communication

Strong

Three priorities

  1. 1. Finish each answer by linking back to the question.
  2. 2. Use one specific moment from work experience, not a list of placements.
  3. 3. In ethics stations, name the competing principles before giving a view.

A practice rubric, not an official university score or a prediction of an offer.

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