Medical interviews.Let yourself shine.

Part of the interview involves knowing what doctors do on a day-to-day basis. That's why we have different doctors coming in to share their experiences, and personal tips to perform well in the interview.

Each day of the course, every student participates in a full length mock interview. You are then given individual, 1-on-1 feedback with the examiners for how you answered each question and how to improve.

We hate how lucrative medicine interview tutoring is. If the only thing restricting you from joining our course is the cost, let us know and we'll subsidise either part or all of the cost for you. Click here to find out more about our subsidy program.

All of our medicine interview tutors are either currently studying in medical school or working as a doctor, meaning we know the questions and interview process back to front.

Before the course starts, we give you a document which outlines the entire interview process and all question types, allowing you to think about your answers beforehand. The course focuses on refining and improving your answers until you're ready for the real interview.

Our medicine interview course is completely not-for-profit, meaning that all money we have left after paying tutors and resources is donated to a charity which the students choose at the end of the programme. Click here to find out more about the charities we support.

Our medicine interview sessions cost $40/hr, which is equivalent to $160 for each day (4 hour sessions). This will be billed in advance with an invoice added to your Altitutor account, to be paid via credit card or direct debit.

If you cannot afford these fees, we provide subsidies for students in disadvantaged circumstances, so they can study for free or a reduced fee. Click here to find out more and apply.

We hate how lucrative medicine interview tutoring is. And we're not just saying that - to put our money where our mouth is, our medicine interview course is completely not-for-profit, meaning that all money we have left after paying for tutors and resources is donated to a charity which the students choose at the end of the programme.

For all sessions, please dress how you would for the real interview - some of our interviewers are doctors and it is important to be respectful to them.

Suggested dress code is smart casual / formal.

Before the interview course starts, you will be given a document outlining the interview format and question types - you are expected to think about answers to the given questions and personal experiences you can use, so we can refine them during the course.

We start by going through the format of the interview and what types of questions are asked. Students also receive talks from doctors in different specialties and have the chance to answer questions. This allows them to gain insight into the life of a doctor, and hence answer questions about doctors in a more genuine manner.

Students then brainstorm personal experiences, which we refine and shape for each answer together. Each student gets a chance to answer interview questions one by one in front of everyone, and have their answers reviewed and critiqued.

Each day, we conduct a full-length practice interview for each student. Each student receives individual, 1-on-1, spoken and written feedback so you can track your improvement over the course.