currently offering an 'early access' discount
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Some features of the course:
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HOW DO I START?
To embark on the course, you will need to first agree to the disclaimer here. By subscribing/paying for the Vimeo course, you agree to this disclaimer. You will then need to subscribe to the content on Vimeo. It is worthwhile looking at the YouTube channel beforehand to see content we have created for you to sample! At least you can see if the course might be useful for you. There is also a trailer on the Vimeo page to watch.
It's also worth taking a look at the content listed on the Video On-Demand page on Vimeo - you can have a good look at the topics in advance of purchasing to make sure you are happy with the content.
There's absolutely nothing to hide on our part - what you see is what you get!
To use the course, simply read the course guide, then head over to Vimeo to purchase.
To embark on the course, you will need to first agree to the disclaimer here. By subscribing/paying for the Vimeo course, you agree to this disclaimer. You will then need to subscribe to the content on Vimeo. It is worthwhile looking at the YouTube channel beforehand to see content we have created for you to sample! At least you can see if the course might be useful for you. There is also a trailer on the Vimeo page to watch.
It's also worth taking a look at the content listed on the Video On-Demand page on Vimeo - you can have a good look at the topics in advance of purchasing to make sure you are happy with the content.
There's absolutely nothing to hide on our part - what you see is what you get!
To use the course, simply read the course guide, then head over to Vimeo to purchase.
WHY SHOULD I USE THIS ONLINE COURSE?
One of the main problems with face-to-face courses is that they go at a variety of paces. You have to fit an improbable amount of content into one day. They also fall at times of the year that do not suit the many different exam timetables across the country. I personally found that the days themselves just blurred into irrelevance - particularly if they're not immediately before your exam, or after you've done the bulk of your revision. The cynic in me wonders what realistically can be learned and retained at a quick-fire 1-2 day course?
I believe in a totally different approach to Medical Education when it comes to exam revision. The flipped classroom empowers you, as a motivated adult learner, to learn what you like, when you like, where you like. Feel like you know a topic pretty well? Skip through it or fast-forward a video to a relevant section.
The content is designed to be as dynamic as your learning needs and material can be added to endlessly; we have no fears of 'over-running' and cannot overbook sessions! No more 8am (or earlier!) starts and having to travel to different cities, only to sit in a crowded lecture theatre and get bombarded with fact after fact before you're even awake -
this course is available 24/7 via Vimeo, an excellent and well-tested streaming platform.
HIGH YIELD
Common things are common. The course attempts to focus on high-yield material that comes up in exams every year as well as providing supplementary material for additional learning at your discretion. We also go through revision documents, pathology, formularies and explore some of the lesser-known aspects of topics.
Some revision courses set you back an inordinate amount of money if you account for the course-fee, travel, accommodation and food. Not only will this course provide you with more content, we've passed on the savings of doing this course online, to you.
You cannot revise what you don't already know - and we do try to teach topics as much as possible, as a recap, but this course is best served when it is used as a revision aid as close to your final exams as possible - probably best used in the penultimate and final year of your MBBS degree.
This course will continue to be expanded and added to, so the content that you see advertised at any given time on this website, is what is available. We would love to hear requests for new and upcoming content, but we cannot always accommodate these in time for exams!
One of the main problems with face-to-face courses is that they go at a variety of paces. You have to fit an improbable amount of content into one day. They also fall at times of the year that do not suit the many different exam timetables across the country. I personally found that the days themselves just blurred into irrelevance - particularly if they're not immediately before your exam, or after you've done the bulk of your revision. The cynic in me wonders what realistically can be learned and retained at a quick-fire 1-2 day course?
I believe in a totally different approach to Medical Education when it comes to exam revision. The flipped classroom empowers you, as a motivated adult learner, to learn what you like, when you like, where you like. Feel like you know a topic pretty well? Skip through it or fast-forward a video to a relevant section.
The content is designed to be as dynamic as your learning needs and material can be added to endlessly; we have no fears of 'over-running' and cannot overbook sessions! No more 8am (or earlier!) starts and having to travel to different cities, only to sit in a crowded lecture theatre and get bombarded with fact after fact before you're even awake -
this course is available 24/7 via Vimeo, an excellent and well-tested streaming platform.
HIGH YIELD
Common things are common. The course attempts to focus on high-yield material that comes up in exams every year as well as providing supplementary material for additional learning at your discretion. We also go through revision documents, pathology, formularies and explore some of the lesser-known aspects of topics.
Some revision courses set you back an inordinate amount of money if you account for the course-fee, travel, accommodation and food. Not only will this course provide you with more content, we've passed on the savings of doing this course online, to you.
You cannot revise what you don't already know - and we do try to teach topics as much as possible, as a recap, but this course is best served when it is used as a revision aid as close to your final exams as possible - probably best used in the penultimate and final year of your MBBS degree.
This course will continue to be expanded and added to, so the content that you see advertised at any given time on this website, is what is available. We would love to hear requests for new and upcoming content, but we cannot always accommodate these in time for exams!
