Garvit

My teaching style

In my teaching approach, I prioritize structure and confidence-building to help you excel in medical interviews. I begin by categorizing various types of questions commonly posed by interviewers, ensuring you have a clear framework to approach each scenario. This method not only provides structure but also minimizes anxiety by establishing a roadmap for your responses.

Interactive lecture slides serve as a foundational tool, allowing us to cover key concepts comprehensively before delving into practice questions. Through roleplays and question sessions, you’ll have the opportunity to apply what you’ve learned in a supportive environment.

Feedback is integral to improvement, which is why I utilize the Pendleton feedback model to provide constructive criticism after each practice session. This model focuses on highlighting both strengths and areas for development, fostering continuous growth.

Additionally, I offer university-specific mock interviews to familiarize you with the nuances of each institution’s interview style, further enhancing your preparedness.

My teaching philosophy centers on empowering you to navigate medical interviews with confidence and proficiency. Together, we’ll work towards honing your skills and ensuring you shine in any interview scenario.