In most cases, you can begin within a few days of registering. Some highly specialised topics may require additional scheduling time to match you with the right tutor.

Yes. Many tutors provide supplementary materials, which may include high-resolution anatomical images, mock clinical scenarios, and downloadable revision aids.

Yes. Regular bookings help maintain momentum, and we can secure the same time slot for you each week or fortnight.

Where permitted, sessions can be recorded and stored securely for 30 days, allowing you to revisit key concepts.

We provide structured progress reports, feedback after sessions, and recommendations for further improvement.

Yes. We work with pre-medical students, medical school undergraduates, and qualified doctors undertaking specialist exams.

You can request a change of tutor at any time without any additional fees.

All tutors hold relevant medical degrees and many have additional postgraduate qualifications. Several are practising clinicians or lecturers at medical schools.

Absolutely. We create targeted revision plans, run timed mock exams, and provide focused feedback on your answers. Support is adapted to your chosen exam’s format and marking criteria.

Yes. Tutors often provide reading assignments, quiz-based revision, or case study write-ups to reinforce what you have learned.

Payments can be made securely via our website using credit or debit cards. We also offer discounted packages when you book blocks of 5, 10, or 20 sessions in advance.

Yes, we provide a free 20-minute introductory call so you can meet the tutor, explain your goals, and ensure it’s a good fit before committing to paid sessions.

You will need a stable internet connection, a computer or tablet with a webcam and microphone, and headphones for clear audio. For certain topics, such as anatomy or radiology, you may also benefit from having a large screen or dual monitor setup to view high-resolution images alongside tutor notes.

We require at least 24 hours’ notice for cancellations. Sessions cancelled after this period may be charged in full, as tutors reserve the time specifically for you.

Yes. Each tutor’s profile lists their academic qualifications, clinical experience, and teaching focus. You can select a tutor who aligns best with your learning needs, whether that’s basic sciences, clinical practice, or specific medical exams.

Yes. We run structured group sessions for specific purposes, such as Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) preparation, group case study analysis, and peer-to-peer learning workshops. Group sizes are kept to a maximum of six participants to ensure everyone can engage fully.

Standard sessions are 60 minutes long. However, for intensive revision or exam bootcamps, we offer extended sessions lasting 90 minutes or more, which can be scheduled on consecutive days.

We primarily deliver sessions online through a secure virtual classroom, allowing students to connect with tutors regardless of location. However, for some specialised training—such as physical examination techniques or procedural skills—we may arrange in-person sessions at approved locations. Hybrid arrangements can be made for those who wish to combine theory online and practical components in person.

If you’re unsure where to start, you can book an initial assessment session with one of our experienced tutors. During this meeting, they will review your current level of knowledge, discuss your academic or professional goals, and help you create a personalised study plan.

We cover a range of medical education areas, including anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, pathology, clinical skills, and preparation for medical school entrance exams. We also offer tutoring for post-graduate examinations such as MRCP and USMLE.