your students work for the score. nobody shows them the door.
A free 45-minute lecture for Year 11 and 12A free 45-minute lecture for Year 12 and 13 (sixth form): what the medical interview is, how it is marked, and live practice in the room. Presented by a final-year medical student.
after the ATAR, the guidance stopsafter the predicted grades, the guidance stops.
Your school gets a student to a 99 ATAR and a strong UCAT. Then the road bends, and the last stretch is a 40-minute interview that can count for up to three quarters of the final ranking, and that nobody at school is set up to teach.
Your school gets a student to top predicted A-levels and a strong UCAT. Then the road bends. At Nottingham and Leeds, the offer after interview depends on the interview alone, not on grades or UCAT. That last stretch is the part nobody at school is set up to teach.
School trains students to find the one right answer. The medical interview has none. It marks judgement, empathy, ethics and how a 17-year-old talks to a stranger under pressure. Bright, hard-working students lose their place here every year, and the school never hears why.
One free lecture closes that gap for every student in the room.
so good they can’t say no.
Forty-five minutes, interactive, built for Year 11 and 12 studentsYear 12 and 13 sixth formers who want medicine, dentistry or health. No monologue: the room answers real-style interview questions and finds out, live, how they would be marked.
What the interview is
Stations, timing, who marks it, and why it can outweigh two years of studydecide the offer on its own.
Live practice
An ethics question, a role-play and a “why medicine”, answered by students and marked out loud.
How the offer is decided
ATAR, UCAT ANZA-levels, UCAT and interview side by side, university by university.
How to start, and when
The habits that make a strong candidate, the mistakes that sink one, then open Q&A.
- Every student leaves with a free take-home guide and a practice question to try.
- Your careers team gets a short summary afterwards.
- No sales pitch in the room. The talk is free and stays free. Nothing is collected without the school’s say-so.
a future doctor, talking to future doctors.
The lecture is given by Awais, a final-year medical student and the founder of m.i ready. He went through medical interviews himself, learned from his own mistakes, and now coaches students one-on-one for interviews across Australia and the UK. He is a state-school graduate who wishes someone had given this talk at his school.
Schools so far: Glen Waverley Secondary College and Melbourne High School. We would like your school to be next.
Now in England: we have started offering this talk to schools and sixth form colleges in England. We would like your school to be one of the first.
5-star reviews on Trustpilota room, 45 minutes, and we’re there.
- Send two or three dates that suit, roughly how many students, and which year levelsyear groups.
- We confirm within 48 hours and send a one-page outline, a sign-up sheet and the handouts.
- You provide the room and a screen. We bring the talk, the questions and the energy.
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and more a student who needs more than a lecture?
Point them to a free 15-minute call. We tell them where they stand, and what would help.
- 1Your schools and format
- 2An honest read
- 3The plan and the price
- 4You decide later