Live Medicine Personal Statement Course

Medicine Personal Statement Workshop for 2026 Entry

Complete the first draft of your medicine personal statement with expert guidance in a single day by joining our live Medicine Personal Statement Course tailored to the new UCAS structured format. Benefit from:

Small classroom sizes for a unique learning experience.

Learn a holistic approach to the medicine personal statement with countless examples.

Analyse examples to improve your understanding and extrapolate to your own personal statement.

Learn how to turn your ‘good’ sentences into excellent, compelling sentences.

We often see students approach medical personal statements with a rigid structure like “Introduction → Work experience → Voluntary work → Hobbies → Conclusion” and we’ve never been a fan of this outdated approach. Thankfully, with the new UCAS format, you have better opportunities to display your strengths in an easily structur. In our full-day live personal statement course, we break down and simplify the new structured format, helping you respond confidently to each of the three questions UCAS now requires.

With clear character limits (minimum 350 characters per question, and a 4,000-character total), our expert tutors guide you in crafting focused, impactful answers that show admissions teams exactly what they’re looking for; from motivation and academic preparation to meaningful experiences beyond the classroom. In this full-day live personal statement course, we’ll help you avoid common mistakes, build your responses step by step, and ensure your final draft reflects your strengths, insight, and readiness to study medicine.

The New UCAS Personal Statement for 2026 Entry

Join us during our interactive UCAS personal statement course, which covers the three questions now asked for medical school applications:

Why do you want to study this course?
How have your qualifications and studies helped you to prepare for this course?
What else have you done to prepare outside of education, and why are these experiences useful?

When reading your personal statement, admissions teams search for evidence that you’re passionate and knowledgeable about the course you’re looking to study and have the relevant skills, experiences, and potential to be great at it. To help you achieve this, we’ll be looking at these 4 key areas during the personal statement course:

1. Understanding the New Format

An overview of the three structured questions and their importance.
Understand the purpose and expectations behind each question
Learn how to plan and structure focused, reflective answers
How to select the best examples to demonstrate your attributes
Summarising experiences using our “PREE” method.

2. Your Motivation for Medicine

Learn to articulate your motivation clearly and authentically. This could be a role model who inspired you, a moment that sparked your interest, or a deep-rooted passion for healthcare.
Improve on your reflective writing from your A-levels or degree, highlight relevant skills, and show academic readiness.
Using examples, learn how to best describe your future plans and why this would be a good fit for you.

3. Your Academic Preparation

Learn to highlight the most relevant subjects from your school, college, or degree
Practice reflecting on how your A-levels, academic skills gained and any extra learning you’ve received has prepared for this course.
Learn how to highlight relevant or transferable skills and educational achievements you have that make you a great candidate
Reflect on your experiences using your limited word count.

4. Work Experience and Extracurricular Learning

Differentiate between descriptive writing, which is commonly used, and reflective writing about your work experiences, which will make your personal statement stand out.
Receive guidance on identifying meaningful life experiences, such as caring for family, part-time work, or overcoming challenges, and learn to frame them as evidence of skills needed for this profession.
Using examples, learn how to select and structure the most relevant activities; from sports and community work to summer schools or leadership roles and show how they reflect the skills, values, and commitment that make you a strong applicant for medicine.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I get feedback during the Medicine Personal Statement Course?

Yes, absolutely. You’ll be writing parts of your medicine personal statement and sending them through for feedback all throughout the day. You’ll receive thorough feedback multiple times throughout the day.

Will I finish my medicine personal statement during the course?

By the end of the course, you should have successfully completed the first draft of your responses for your medicine personal statement questions.

Is the Medicine Personal Statement Course in-person or online?

This personal statement course is held virtually, via Zoom.

Can I get a bursary for the Medicine Personal Statement Course?

We currently offer bursaries for our live courses and MMI circuits. We don’t have any bursaries at the moment for one-to-one support. Please see our bursary page for more details.

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Any virtual goods, such as PDF book files, are for the personal viewing of the customer who has purchased the good. The customer has a legal responsibility not to share such files with other parties.

Any virtual classes, held via Zoom or any other medium, must be attended solely by the customer who has registered for that session. There should not be more than a single viewer (i.e. the customer) except with explicit consent by MedicHut, the provider.

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If you expect payment to be late, you must inform MedicHut via email or WhatsApp at least 1 day before the due date. You will then be granted a 7-day grace window for the payment to be completed.
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If you wish to withdraw from your contract with Knoma, you will need to pay the entire outstanding balance within 30 days of giving notice of withdrawal.

Any cancellations are subject to a 10% cancellation fee + the original cost of any product used. For example, if a package is purchased for £500, and a £100 product is used, the cancellation fee will be £50 (10% of the total) + £100 for the original cost of the product used. If a cancellation is made within 14 days of the initial agreement with Knoma and no products are used bar the ebooks sent on purchase, the student must make a payment to MedicHut equivalent to the original cost of the ebooks and no other fees will apply.

Should you cancel your purchase with us, any refund will be processed directly to Knoma to contribute to your remaining balance on your loan. Your remaining due balance must be paid directly to Knoma.

Knoma abides by their own terms and conditions which you must agree to before signing your finance agreement.

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Students are responsible for monitoring their own tuition hours. Any additional hours used above the total number booked will be invoiced at the standard tuition rate and must be paid within 14 days. Any queries about remaining tuition hours should be emailed to [email protected].

Failure to pay invoice(s) for any extra hour(s) used can result in a card charge from MedicHut for the due amount.

Non-attendance of a lesson without prior notice will result in the lesson being deducted from the total number of tuition hours, as a standard hour. The notice period required is set by each individual tutor. If a notice period is not provided by the tutor, non-attendance is defined as failing to attend within 10 minutes of the scheduled lesson, without giving notice prior to the start time of the lesson.

If a student is late to a lesson, the tutor reserves the right to complete the lesson at the allocated time and deduct the total scheduled lesson time from the student’s hours.

The student has the right to request a change of tutors for any reason. Such requests should be sent to MedicHut on WhatsApp at +44 7851 862356.

The refund policy will apply as found here.

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A legally-binding contract will be formed for the services ordered only when you receive an email from us confirming the order. You must ensure that the order confirmation is complete and accurate and inform us immediately of any errors. We are not responsible for any inaccuracies in the order placed by you. By placing an order, you agree to us giving you confirmation of the contract by means of an email with all information in it (ie the order confirmation). You will receive the order confirmation within a reasonable time after making the contract.

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Work Experience

All users must be 16 years or older when starting a residential programme unless specifically agreed otherwise. Consent from a legal parent or guardian is necessary under the age of 18. If 18 years of age or older, no parental consent is necessary.

You and we are expected to show reasonable flexibility in arranging your hours of work. The nature of working in a hospital or university environment means sometimes it can be impractical to stick to a rigid pattern of fixed working hours. When you join a work experience programme you may be expected to work different hours depending on the working hours of the appointed healthcare professional. Your hours will typically be spread over a five-day working week, and should not normally exceed 8 hours a day. You should never be required to work for more than a maximum of six days a week.

We must obtain permission from and register you with local Police and immigration authorities to enable you to stay in local accommodation during your placement. It is a condition of their permission that you should not invite guests (either local or foreign) to stay overnight at your accommodation without prior approval from the relevant authority. Failure to adhere to this condition will be a disciplinary matter and will be dealt with accordingly.

Cancellations and amendments

Due to the extremely limited nature of work experience availability, the cancellation and amendment policy is strictly outlined.
Our charge for an amendment is normally £45 plus any costs incurred by us. If the total cost is going to exceed £95, we will provide you with a quotation before proceeding.
For residential events, the cancellation charge with more than 180 days notice is £395. Cancellation with less than 180 days notice results in no refund.
For one-day events, the cancellation charge is £95 when requested, in writing, more than 30 days before the event date. You may potentially transfer your booking of a one-day event to a future date for a fee of £45 at our discretion and subject to availability.

Cancellations and amendments by us

Occasionally, given the nature of our work, we may be forced to make a change to the advertised projects or elements within them. It is necessary for a flexible approach to be adopted by participants with regards to this as items such as activities, schedules, itineraries, facilities and modes of transport may be subject to change without prior notice due to local circumstances or Force Majeure. We reserve the right to make these changes for the benefit of the project, most of which will be very minor and we will advise you of these at the earliest opportunity.
Except where expressly stated in these booking conditions, we will not be liable or pay you compensation if our contractual obligations to you are affected by any event which we or the supplier(s) of the service(s) in question could not, even with all due care, foresee or avoid. These events can include, but are not limited to war, threat of war, civil strife terrorist activity and its consequences or the threat of such activity, riot, the act of any government or other national or local authority, industrial dispute, natural or nuclear disaster, fire, chemical or biological disaster and all similar events outside our or the supplier(s) concerned’s control.
Very rarely, we may be forced to terminate or suspend an activity forming part of a Placement or a Placement itself due to Force Majeure. In these circumstances, we may decide it is necessary to evacuate participants from the location of the activity or the placement Location, or take such other measures as it shall deem (in its sole discretion) necessary in order to ensure each participant and our staff’s safety and security.
Dates, schedules, programme details and cost are given in good faith, based on information available and in force at the time they are given and are subject to change and revision in the event of a change of circumstances. In the event that we are unable to provide a suitable placement of the type requested, we will instead offer an alternative placement and will refund any difference between the price paid for the project placement and the price charged for the alternative placement in the country in question.

For any enquiries, please contact [email protected].

Live Medicine Personal Statement Course

Medicine Personal Statement Workshop for 2026 Entry

Complete the first draft of your medicine personal statement with expert guidance in a single day by joining our live Medicine Personal Statement Course tailored to the new UCAS structured format. Benefit from:

The New UCAS Personal Statement for 2026 Entry

1. Understanding the New Format

2. Your Motivation for Medicine

3. Your Academic Preparation

4. Work Experience and Extracurricular Learning

Speak to an admissions expert today!

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I get feedback during the Medicine Personal Statement Course?

Will I finish my medicine personal statement during the course?

Is the Medicine Personal Statement Course in-person or online?

Can I get a bursary for the Medicine Personal Statement Course?

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