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Royal College of Physicians of Ireland
Medicine
Graduate
45 ratingsHi, my name is Joanna a current Foundation Year 1 doctor eager to connect with you to create a learning environment that best fits your learning style and helps you achieve your dreams.
The road to medicine can be long, however, my aim is to pass down the wealth of knowledge that I have gained over the years to ensure that your journey will be one where you enjoy the application process and cultivate long terms skills to help you as you enter medicine. Building up endurance and stamina for this journey can only be done with the right level of guidance and advice.
Know that you do not have to go through this process alone and that we are here for you to support every need you have during this path.
Apart from medicine, I have a love for languages and often take pride in the number of languages I am able to communicate. I enjoy teaching IELTS and have helped a significant number of students get through this exam with higher scores than they aspired for.
I hope you are ready to embark on this journey together. Be ready to come to each session eager to learn and walk out of the session inspired to learn more.
Imperial College School of Medicine Medicine 3rd Year 33 ratingsHi everyone! My name is Masroor Salam and I am a third year medical student studying at Imperial College. I have been through the strenuous medical entrance process two times now, so trust me I know how difficult it is. I’ve been through the highs and lows and will be able to give you an insight into what it takes to get into medical school.
I will make sure that we focus on your weaknesses and how to utilize your time to ensure you get the best results possible. I can help you with anything you like and the sessions will be wholly based around what you want to cover, be that HPAT, BMAT, UCAT, Medical Interview or Personal Statement. As well, rather than me simply showing you what the answer is and how to get it, I will help you and guide you to get to the answer yourself, that way you learn a lot more. As well, having the appropriate thought process when reading the question is vital.
On top of this, as a UCAT test editor for the UCAT Medic Mind course, I am well versed with the intricacies of the UCAT Test and will be more than happy to handle any questions and fears you may have with the UCAT.
Please feel free to contact me if you have any other questions!
University of Limerick Medicine 3rd Year 32 ratingsHi! I can offer help with the GAMSAT, GCSE English and Spanish and also the HPAT if needed. I did my undergraduate in UCD in English with a specialisation in Spanish.
GAMSAT:
Despite not having a science background, I managed to raise my section 3 score by 15 points over two sittings, which, along with my high section 1 and 2 scores, was enough for entrance to medical school in Ireland. I sat the GAMSAT twice myself. I used a wide variety of resources and tried a few different study styles and approaches to the exam. I have a way of approaching each question which worked for myself and a friend who I tutored, and which will hopefully work for you! I have an approach to section 2 that I haven’t heard from anyone else but which appears to work. I also know a lot of people who sat the GAMSAT and I can tell you the various approaches to section 2 I heard. I know how frustrating GAMSAT can be so I really hope I can provide some insight into the exam and help you get into medical school! I’m currently in UL so if anyone is interested in going there I can answer any questions you have!
GCSE Spanish/English:
Along with my undergraduate I lived in Spain every summer between the ages of 11 and 17 so I can definitely help you out if you’re looking for a Spanish tutor! I also have some experience teaching a foreign language as I teach English to children at weekends.
University of Leicester Medicine 1st Year 19 ratingsMy name is Joseph Ribbon, and I am an Irish first-year medical student at the University of Leicester. I chose this school after receiving offers from Leicester, Plymouth, Queens University Belfast, and Liverpool, as I was drawn to the diverse city and high-quality medical education at Leicester.
My main tutoring expertise includes Medical Interviews, UCAT, Mathematics, Computer Science, Further Mathematics, and Biology. I have experience tutoring Mathematics, Computer Science, and Biology for OCR, AQA, and EdExcel exam boards, and I have custom notes prepared for each board.
I am currently the student point of contact between Leicester Medical School Staff and internal transfer students to Medicine organising mock MMI circuits, application preparation lectures and liaisoning with the Natural Sciences department & Career Development centres.
In my (limited 🙁 ) free time, I enjoy weightlifting at the gym and socialising with friends. My medical interests include Trauma & Orthopaedics, Cardiology, and Clinical Education.
I achieved perfect scores in both the Junior Certificate (Irish equivalent of GCSE) and Leaving Certificate (Irish equivalent of A-Levels) before COVID. I also scored 3000+ on the UCAT and ranked third in my class throughout my software engineering degree. Currently, I am in the top 10% of my year at medical school.
To date, I have completed over 100 hours of tutoring for MedicMind and successfully guided more than 25 candidates in securing offers. Many of my students were unsuccessful in their first interview attempt, but with my guidance, they often went on to receive at least two offers.
Before pursuing medical studies, I qualified and worked as a Software Engineer in the telecommunications industry, earning a 1.1 BSc in Computer Science. I understand how daunting applying to medical school can be, especially while managing a full-time job. I have developed efficient interview preparation methods, which I believe have been a significant help to students I have prepared for interviews in the past.
Applying to Medical School while studying for A-Levels can be challenging, but with proper time management, you can make your dreams a reality. Although the interview process involves some subjectivity, I believe in thorough research and targeted preparation to ensure no stone is left unturned.
I have experience in consulting on personal statement construction and CVs, and I am happy to help students prepare personal statements for their university choices. Selecting the right medical school can be difficult due to information overload, but I am here to help students create a strategic application plan.
University of Dublin, Trinity College Medicine 2nd Year 9 ratingsHi I’m Hannah! I’m from Dublin and 2 years ago I went through the process of applying to Medicine in the UK and Ireland. I achieved a high UCAT score of 94th percentile, this along with my personal statement allowed me to receive 4 interview offers. I was then fortunate to receive 4 offers to study Medicine in the UK after interview (Bristol, Newcastle, Glasgow, Queen’s University Belfast). I also sat the HPAT and received a place in Medicine in Trinity College Dublin and am currently in 2nd year there. Over the last two years I have learned the ins and outs of applying to Medicine in the UK, from the UCAT, the personal statement and of course the interview. I have experience in both Panel and MMI interviews. I understand how stressful the process of applying to Medicine is and I would love to help you on your journey to achieving a place in Medicine 🙂
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HPAT stands for Health Professions Admission Test. It is an exam used to assess the skills and abilities of applicants for undergraduate and postgraduate healthcare courses in Ireland.
It can be difficult to know how many HPAT Questions to take, and we often struggle to recommend a number, but we always say that the more HPAT Questions you take, the better! On average, we recommend completing 50 HPAT Questions per day for at least 30 days, for a total of 1500 HPAT Questions! But don't worry, if you're having trouble getting all of your HPAT Practice in, there are plenty of options.
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HPAT practice tests are an essential tool for preparing for the exam. They provide candidates with an opportunity to familiarize themselves with the format, timing, and types of questions asked in the actual exam. Practicing HPAT questions can also help candidates identify areas of weakness and develop effective test-taking strategies.
To use HPAT practice tests effectively, it is important to review your answers and identify areas of weakness. This can help you focus your study efforts on specific skills or topics. It is also helpful to analyze the types of questions that you struggle with and develop strategies to tackle them more effectively.
You can book the HPAT in February 2024.
There are a lot of HPAT questions on the internet, but we always recommend quality over quantity. HPAT Practice Tests should be supplemented with HPAT Theory.
While free HPAT practice tests can be a useful resource, they should not be your only source of exam preparation. It is recommended that you also use other study materials, such as textbooks, review guides, and online courses, to ensure comprehensive preparation.
It would be ideal for taking one HPAT Practice Test for each of the HPAT Questions to determine which areas of the HPAT require the most practice.
There are no official HPAT Past Papers, but you can practise the questions in the HPAT Practice Tests on their website. They have nearly 1000+ HPAT Questions available for you to review!
We have a lot of free HPAT questions on this page that you can use! On the official HPAT website, you can also practise with free HPAT questions and free HPAT full mocks. There are additional HPAT preparation resources available online.
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Yes, HPAT practice tests can be helpful for candidates with little or no prior knowledge of the exam. They provide an opportunity to familiarize yourself with the format and types of questions asked, and to develop effective test-taking strategies.
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