Courses

Teaching that meets you where you train.

From life-support fundamentals to MRCEM exams and NHS interviews — practical, scenario-led sessions led by a working EM physician.

What we teach

Built around the work, not the textbook

Every course is shaped by what actually happens in the resus bay and the exam room. Sessions are small, hands-on, and tuned for doctors who don’t have time to waste on filler. Pick the area you need to sharpen — the courses below describe each one in detail.

BLS & ACLS

Confident life support, every time.

Practical Basic and Advanced Life Support teaching for doctors who want to feel sure in a real resus, not just pass the card. Sessions cover airway, breathing and circulation algorithms, team dynamics, and the human factors that actually decide outcomes when seconds count.

Best for: Trainees and EM-curious doctors who want clinical confidence alongside certification.


Point-of-Care Ultrasound

See the diagnosis before it sees you.

Bedside ultrasound built for Emergency Medicine: focused windows for trauma, shock, dyspnoea and procedural guidance. We work through scan technique, image interpretation, and how to fold ultrasound into the decisions you’re already making.

Best for: Doctors who want to start scanning or get more decisive with the probe.


MRCEM Primary

Anatomy, physiology, pharmacology — made memorable.

Structured preparation for the MRCEM Primary written paper. We focus on the high-yield content and the question-tackling habits that turn shaky recall into reliable marks.

Best for: Candidates approaching their first attempt at MRCEM Primary.


MRCEM SBA & OSCE

Core topics, exam-day strategy, station drills.

SBA core content — acute medicine, trauma, toxicology — combined with timed practice and OSCE station rehearsal. We rehearse the exact moves you’ll be marked on, then debrief so you can fix them before the exam.

Best for: Candidates in the run-up to MRCEM SBA or OSCE.


NHS Interview Practice

One-to-one rehearsal for EM and Emergency doctor posts.

Targeted mock interviews for NHS Emergency Medicine roles and other Emergency doctor vacancies. Clinical scenarios, behavioural questions, structured-answer frameworks — and the kind of honest feedback that actually changes what you do on the day.

Best for: Applicants preparing for NHS EM interviews or moving between hospital roles.