Join us for our highly interactive interview preparation course focusing on the Interview hot topics. Each session focuses only on interview questions surrounding the topics. Reading materials are provided beforehand so you’re getting as much practice and feedback as possible in the sessions.
When you purchase the Interview Hot Topics bundle, you’ll also receive full access to our NHS Hot Topics course for FREE. Two great resources, one simple booking.
Session 1: Ethical Debates – Assisted Dying Bill and Reproductive Medicine
3rd November, 2025 (19:00 GMT)
This session focuses on ethical debates in healthcare, giving you the chance to practice answering questions on sensitive, real-world scenarios commonly seen in medical school interviews. You’ll explore the Assisted Dying Bill, including balancing patient autonomy with the duty to preserve life, essential safeguards, family objections, and the impact on the doctor–patient relationship, as well as moral distinctions in end-of-life care. The session also covers reproductive medicine, including gene editing, IVF, and access to fertility treatments, helping you develop thoughtful responses on equity, consent, ethical boundaries, and societal implications of new medical technologies. Practising these questions will build your confidence in discussing complex ethical topics clearly and respectfully during interviews.
A-level Chemistry Workshop
Don’t let tricky questions hold you back. Weekly, exam-focused A-level Chemistry tutoring designed to help you achieve top grades. Learn how to tackle the hardest past paper questions and sharpen your exam technique; lessons run weekly during term time, with recordings available for catch-up. Covers AQA and OCR exam Boards.
Session 2: AI in Medicine
6th November, 2025 (19:00 GMT)
This session focuses on Artificial Intelligence (AI) in healthcare and helps you practice answering questions about its role in modern medicine. You’ll explore topics like whether AI could replace doctors, ethical concerns, patient consent, and accountability for AI-driven decisions. The session also covers practical scenarios, such as dealing with AI errors or explaining AI involvement in patient care, helping you develop clear, thoughtful responses.
You’ll also discuss the advantages and disadvantages of integrating AI into the NHS, including triage systems, predictive tools, and data usage. By the end of the session, you’ll feel confident discussing how AI impacts patient care, safety, and professional responsibilities, key topics that often appear in medical school interviews.
Session 3: Healthcare Reforms and Structural Changes
10th November, 2025 (19:00 GMT)
You’ll practice answering questions about NHS reforms, structural changes, and healthcare policy. Topics include Integrated Care Systems, the 10-Year Health Plan, workforce schemes, and the role of professional bodies like the GMC. You’ll learn to discuss the challenges and opportunities in making the NHS more efficient, equitable, and patient-focused.
You’ll also explore financial pressures, data-driven decisions, and lessons from COVID-19, helping you give well-reasoned answers about real-world healthcare challenges. By the end of the session, you’ll be confident discussing how reforms impact patient care, workforce planning, and the future of the NHS; key areas often explored in medical school interviews.
Interview Course
In our 2-day Medicine Interview Course, you will learn about medical ethics, the NHS, hot topics, and required structures for your responses. Participate in our realistic MMI Circuits, get verbal and written feedback and essential strategies to help you secure entry into your chosen university.
Session 4: Technology, Data and Digital Health
13th November, 2025 (19:00 GMT)
In this session, you’ll explore questions on how digital technology is transforming healthcare and how you can discuss it confidently in interviews. You’ll practise answering questions on key issues like AI in medicine, electronic health records, telemedicine, and data privacy; all of which are becoming increasingly common in medical school interviews.
You’ll also think critically about the ethical, practical, and social challenges of digital healthcare, such as protecting patient data, ensuring equal access, and maintaining trust while embracing innovation. By the end, you’ll be ready to give thoughtful, well-structured answers that show your understanding of how technology is shaping the future of the NHS.
Session 5: Data Interpretation Related to NHS Hot Topics
17th November, 2025 (19:00 GMT)
You’ll practise tackling data-based interview questions just like those used in real MMIs. Using graphs, charts, and tables on key NHS issues from A&E waiting times and mental health trends to obesity, antibiotic resistance, and climate change, you’ll learn how to analyse data quickly, draw logical conclusions, and explain your reasoning clearly.
You’ll also explore how to link statistics to real-world healthcare challenges, such as health inequalities, digital transformation, and NHS funding pressures. This session helps you develop the skills to think critically, discuss evidence confidently, and give structured, insightful answers that are essential for performing strongly in data interpretation interview stations.
Session 6: Weight Loss Medication
20th November, 2025 (19:00 GMT)
Explore the growing use of weight-loss injections like semaglutide (Ozempic) and liraglutide, and the ethical and medical debates surrounding them. Through roleplay scenarios, you’ll practise how to talk to patients who want these treatments, including those seeking them for cosmetic reasons or facing side effects. You’ll also learn how to handle tricky conversations involving parent–child disagreements, consent, and patient safety.
You’ll practise real NHS-style questions about fair access, funding decisions, and the role of doctors in responding to social media trends and public demand. The session helps you understand how doctors balance autonomy, ethics, and limited NHS resources while practising confident, structured interview answers. It is the perfect preparation for medical school MMIs.
Mock MMI Circuit
Join us online or in-person (London, Manchester, Birmingham or Newcastle) for the most realistic simulated MMI circuit for medicine and dentistry. With 8 real interview stations and detailed, personalised feedback from each interviewer, you’ll be well on your way to smashing your real interviews.
Session 7: Mental Health
24th November, 2025 (19:00 GMT)
This session helps you practise MMI-style mental health questions, focusing on realistic clinical, ethical, and communication scenarios that future doctors are likely to face. Participants will tackle roleplays on anxiety, depression, and bipolar disorder, developing empathy, professionalism, and strong consultation skills while learning to balance autonomy, confidentiality, and safeguarding.
Students will also engage with ethical questions, exploring key issues such as rising mental health referrals, online therapy, suicide prevention, and the impact of social media on wellbeing. The session equips you to discuss mental health policy, access inequalities, and evidence-based care with confidence — ensuring you can deliver thoughtful, compassionate, and informed responses in medical school interviews.
Session 8: Aftermath of COVID-19 Pandemic (2025)
27th November, 2025 (19:00 GMT)
A chance to practise MMI-style questions exploring the lasting impact of COVID-19 on the NHS and public health. Through realistic interview prompts, participants will consider key issues such as managing the backlog of elective care, addressing long COVID, tackling vaccine hesitancy, and responding to the rise in mental health concerns. This webinar also focuses on how healthcare professionals can balance ethics, equity, and limited resources in the post-pandemic landscape.
You will develop structured, thoughtful answers around telemedicine, health inequalities, and system resilience, reflecting on which changes to NHS practice should be kept or reformed. By analysing these real-world challenges, you will strengthen your ability to discuss public health policy, clinical ethics, and future preparedness, helping you stand out with confident, informed answers in medical school interviews.
University-Specific Mock Interviews
Book a one-to-one mock interview with an expert tutor from your desired university. You’ll have the most realistic interview experience, complete with detailed verbal feedback and a written report to help maximise your success.
Session 9: Alternative Professions and Overlapping Roles in Patient Care
1st December, 2025 (19:00 GMT)
This engaging session focuses on practice interview questions exploring how Physician Associates (PAs), Advanced Nurse Practitioners (ANPs), and Advanced Clinical Practitioners (ACPs) are reshaping modern healthcare delivery. You will practice topics such as role clarity, accountability, workforce shortages, and pay equity, developing strong, balanced answers for medical school interviews. The session encourages critical thinking around collaboration, patient safety, and the evolving role of multidisciplinary teams in the NHS.
Through realistic interview-style questions, you will explore how workforce pressures, recruitment challenges, and reforms are influencing the future of healthcare. By practising responses to these complex NHS issues, you will learn how to articulate insightful views on team-based care, professional boundaries, and system sustainability.
Session 10: Medico-Legal Cases and Whistleblowing
4th December, 2025 (19:00 GMT)
This interactive webinar focuses on practice interview questions designed around real-life medico-legal and ethical challenges within the NHS. You will explore scenarios inspired by cases like Lucy Letby and Paul v Royal Wolverhampton NHS Trust, tackling issues such as accountability, medical negligence, and systemic failings. Each question helps you develop structured, confident answers to MMI and panel interview questions that commonly appear in medical school interviews.
Participants will also practise questions on whistleblowing, patient safety, and professional integrity, gaining confidence in handling complex ethical dilemmas under pressure. This session is a great opportunity to sharpen your critical thinking, refine your communication style, and prepare for the kinds of NHS hot topic questions that distinguish successful candidates.
Interview Tutoring
Ace your medical school interviews with our expert tutors! Secure your university offers through personalized coaching, realistic mock interviews, and tailored feedback from experienced medical professionals.
