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THAMES FOUNDATION SCHOOLS UNIT OF APPLICATION North Central Thames, North East Thames, North West Thames and South Thames Foundation Schools have joined together to form the Thames Foundation Schools unit of application (UoA) for the purpose of recruiting to academic foundation programmes commencing in August 2011. The Thames Foundation Schools (TFS) are affiliated to six medical schools which together offer a total of 120 academic foundation programmes: Medical School Foundation School No. of Programmes Brighton and Sussex Medical School (BSMS) STFS 18 Imperial College London (IMP) NWTFS 29 King’s College London School of Medicine (KCL) STFS 18 St George’s University of London (SGUL) STFS 15 Barts and the London School of Medicine & NETFS 15 Dentistry (QML) University College London (UCL) NCTFS 25 Details of both the Thames Foundation Schools UoA application process and the programmes available are given below and are also available at http://www.stfs.org.uk/student/academic-programmes. TFS APPLICATION PROCESS Timeline 28 May 2010 Programme details and local application information available 4 Jun 2010 Register and enrol online at www.foundationprogramme.nhs.uk 4-15 Jun 2010 Complete the generic on-line application form 10 Jun 2010 TFS on-line application form opens (09:00 BST) 24 Jun 2010 TFS on-line application form closes (mid-day/12:00 BST) 12 July 2010 Applicants invited to interview 22 Jul 2010 TFS Interviews – Imperial College 23 Jul 2010 TFS Interviews – KCL 30 July 2010 TFS Interviews – SGUL 5 August 2010 TFS Interviews – UCL 19 August 2010 TFS Interviews – BSMS 31 August 2010 TFS Interviews – Barts (QML) 2 September 2010 Telephone Interviews 14-21 Sep 2010 Accept or decline offer(s) 24 Sep – 6 Oct 2010 Offers are made to the reserve list (where appropriate) 4 Oct 2010 National Foundation Programme recruitment begins TFS Person Specification Applicants for TFS academic foundation programmes will be required to meet the criteria listed in the person specification (see Appendix A). www.stfs.org.uk/student/academic-programmes Email: tfsacademicrecruitment@stfs.org.uk Page 3 of 70 Updated: 27 May 2010
TFS Application Form Applicants for TFS academic foundation programmes will be required to complete a brief online application form. A link to the TFS on-line application form is available at www.stfs.org.uk/student/academic-programmes. The on-application form is divided into 11 pages and you will be directed to complete each section as you progress through the form. 1. Personal Details * i.e. name, RA number, contact details 2. Eligibility to Apply * 3. Fitness to Practise, Criminal Investigations and Safeguarding Vulnerable Groups Act 2006 * This information will not be used as part of the application process but will be forwarded to employers for use as part of pre-employment checks. 4. References * This page will be deliberately blank and you will not be required to complete it. 5. Entry Qualification * – Primary Qualification Please provide details of the medical school from which you will be graduating/have graduated. 6. Employment History * This page will be deliberately blank and you will not be required to complete it. 7. Professional Qualifications a. Degrees / other qualifications Marks will only be allocated for degrees/other qualifications which have already been awarded at the time of submission of the application. NB: If evidence of degree classification from the awarding body is available at the time of application the degree will be considered eligible for scoring purposes. b. Prizes / Honours / Distinctions 8. Academic Achievements / Publications a. Publications / Letters / Case Reports / Presentations Marks will only be allocated for national/international papers/presentations. Marks will only be allocated for items which had already been published/presented at the time of submission of the application. Items which are pending publication/presentation will not be considered. b. Achievements – Academic / Teaching / Research You will be required to provide 2 examples. There will be a limit of 150 words for each example. c. Achievements – Non-Academic You will be required to provide 1 example. There will be a limit of 150 words. www.stfs.org.uk/student/academic-programmes Email: tfsacademicrecruitment@stfs.org.uk Page 4 of 70 Updated: 27 May 2010
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