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EXAMS ARE NOT ONLY ABOUT KNOWLEDGE, THEY'RE ALSO ABOUT STRATEGY
The Primary Exam Course takes you over the material you need to know to pass your exam.
Learn the most important topics.
​When you pass the written, use the same strategy with the VIVA part of the course.
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Learn with videos and MCQs to prepare you for the written exam

The Online Course with videos and MCQs

THE PRIMARY EXAM COURSE GIVES YOU

VIDEO LECTURES
​5-20 minute lectures of key topics, to help you pass the exam. 

1000's of MCQs 
A massive bank of MCQs to learn from 

EXAM STRATEGY
How to study the right topics, not all the topics

WHAT WE BELIEVE IS THE KEY TO PREPARING, SO YOU PASS!

Everyone will tell you that the secret to passing primary exams is to do as many questions as you can. That's true. The course gives you over 3000 MCQ's. However it's also about knowing what to study. We concentrate on the big topics and those that will get you the most marks. The truth is, you can never know everything. We want you to know what you need to to pass the examination, but to also have a knowledge of the most important topics that you can for the rest of your career.

What participants are saying:
I found myself getting tired very quickly from reading large quantities of information from textbooks or notes. The videos allowed me to learn condensed information in a more passive way. It allowed me to break up the daily revision routine...... Overall the website is a valuable resource, and i believe it has been a deal breaker in getting me through the primary exams first go."                                                                                                                                                 Dr David Manterfield

Hear from your course convenors:

Dr Peter Kas FACEM
Dr Adam Michael FACEM

PHYSIOLOGY example

Try the question below, then watch the video.

Question
​In terms of Isovolumetric Contraction
(a)  It represents the beginning of ventricular ejection
(b) It begins with the closure of the aortic and pulmonary valves
(c) It immediately follows atrial systole
(d) It is associated with open aortic and pulmonary valves
(e) It results in a decreased aortic pressure
ANSWER
The answer is c

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Be prepared. Learn strategically. Learn the Biggest Topics and Practice with thousands of MCQ's. 
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Who is it For?

It's For Those Studying:
Emergency Medicine
Intensive Care
Surgery
Anaesthetics
Medical Students
​Nurses
​...and anyone else wanting to learn these areas

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