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Preparing for MRCPCH?
1 Mar 2021, 11 a.m.
MRCPCH Clinical Mock Exams and Tips & Skills Session
Based on the MRCPCH Clinical Examination, experience Mock exam conditions and gain valuable feedback on the following:
- Clinical examination
- Communication skills
- Time management
- History taking
- Child developmental assessment
GOSH (Non-Training) Candidates = Free
HEE/STP Candidates = £200
UK/International Candidates = £200
For more information and registration, >>CLICK HERE<<
Would you like personalised feedback on how you done with your mock exams?
You are able to book a feedback session with one of our examiners via this link also.
Please note your place for the mock is not confirmed, until you receive additional confirmation from MRCPCH@gosh.nhs.uk
For further information please contact: MRCPCH@gosh.nhs.uk
In order to better prepare candidates for the new virtual exam format, we have designed a two-part virtual classroom based teaching.
As part of this Mock Exam, we will be hosting an Exam Tips & Skills Session prior to the mock, where you will be given guidance and information on how the virtual examination runs.
These sessions are run by an accredited MRCPCH Examiner and offer you an insight into the virtual examination:
- Overview of the new exam format
- Preparation tips
- Individual station analysis of domains and stations
- Live demonstration of stations
For more information and registration, >>CLICK HERE<<
GOSH Non-Training = £25 per Session
HEE/STP = £50 per Session
UK/International = £75 per Session
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