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Foundation Programme SJT Preparation Course
Foundation Programme SJT Preparation Course
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Foundation SJT Course
Sunday 13th October 2019 - LONDON *Early Bird Price*
Price:
£89.00
Available
Foundation SJT Course
Saturday 19th October 2019 - MANCHESTER *Early Bird Price*
Price:
£89.00
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Foundation SJT Course
Saturday 26th October 2019 - SHEFFIELD *Early Bird Price*
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£89.00
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Foundation SJT Course
Sunday 3rd November 2019 - CARDIFF *Early Bird Price*
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£89.00
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Foundation SJT Course
Sunday 10th November 2019 - LONDON *Early Bird Price*
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£89.00
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Foundation SJT Course
Sunday 17th November 2019 - GLASGOW *Early Bird Price*
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£89.00
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Foundation SJT Course
Sunday 24th November 2019 - BIRMINGHAM *Early Bird Price*
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£89.00
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Course Details
*Early Bird Discount - Book by Monday 5th August 2019 and pay only £89! The normal price for this
course is £99.*
Key Points:
Intensive preparation for the Foundation Programme Situational Judgement Test
Key tips and techniques to boost your SJT score and help you get one of your top choices
Understand the SJT domains and attributes being tested
Comprehensive coverage of the FP Situational Judgement Test
Both sections covered: ranking and selection SJTs
Includes details of all the new format ranking and selection subtype questions - fully updated for 2019 entry
Key topics for the SJT exam - GMC guidance, ethics, confidentiality, consent, capacity
Realistic mock Situational Judgement Test with detailed explanations
All questions on the course specifically targeted to the Foundation SJT competencies
All questions are unique to this course - not available online or in any books
Ideal for final year medical students who want to boost their SJT exam scores for FP 2019 entry
9.30am - 5.30pm
FREE access to our online Foundation SJT revision service after the course - 125 SJT questions with detailed
explanations (usually £20)
This intensive 1 day course is dedicated to helping you boost your scores in the Foundation
Programme Situational Judgement Test.
We have helped students from every UK medical school prepare for the SJT since 2012, with excellent results and
feedback every year:
"Excellent course, I'm very pleased to have taken it. I got a solid score and into my top foundation school!
Excellent presentation of general strategy and big picture information, then combined with lots of practice questions
and explanations. The practice papers with written feedback was very helpful."
M P - St George's, University of London 2019 Entry (42.52 SJT points)
Very professional, concise, everything you need to know, practice paper plus booklet and questions to take away
and do at home.
I B - Leeds 2019 Entry (46.12 SJT points)
In 2019, they reported a mean SJT score of 41.97 - 5.2% above the national average! This meant that 96%
got a place in one of their top 3 choices. We also have a lot of high scorers - 15.2% scored 45.01 or more,
compared to 6.9% nationally. Our best performer to date scored 49.16 SJT points!

in 2018, our mean was 42.37 (4.7% above the national mean), and 98% got a top 3 choice, 11.8% scored 46.00 or
over, compared to 6.9% nationally.
in 2017, our mean was 42.40 (6.6% above the national mean), and 97% got a top 3 choice, 10.9% scored 46.00 or
over, compared to 4.4% nationally.
in 2016, our mean was 41.75 (8.5% above the national mean), and 94% got a top 3 choice. 6.2% scored 46.00 or
over compared to 1.2% nationally.
We also help many international medical graduates achieve great scores and successfully enter the Foundation
Programme, with doctors attending from Poland, The Czech Republic, Slovakia, UAE, Sudan, Bulgaria and further
afield:
I got 40.126 in the exam, which I think is much more than I would've got if I didn't attend the course. The course
helped pick at difficult topics and open up my mind about how to think about questions from outside the box. I also
got into my first choice! Which was really surprising, as I studied medicine abroad in the UAE and I know typically
IMG's don't do as well.
J S - Gulf Medical University, Ajman, UAE 2019 Entry (40.126)
Having graduated outside of the U.K, I had no idea about what SJT was. Attending Emedica course was the best
thing I did in preparations for SJT. The course gave me a clear idea of what is, what to do in preparation and what
not to do. It was very useful indeed. So, thank you very much, I got allocated to my first preference
programme.
A P - Comenius University, Slovakia 2019 Entry (40.20)

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The course covers key theory as well as important tips and techniques to help you boost your SJT score. We hope
this will maximise your chances of getting your first choice Foundation Programme / Foundation School for FP2020.
This course is aimed at final year medical students at any university applying for entry to the UK Foundation
Programme 2020 - you will be sitting the SJT exam in December 2019 or January 2020. The course covers:
Situational Judgement Tests in Foundation Programme Entry - Background, development, piloting for
Foundation programme entry. How your SJT score is calculated / used. Why the SJT score is more important than
your EPM in ranking.
Key Theory and Techniques for SJT exams - Key attributes and domains tested in the Foundation SJT exam.
Differences in how to approach ranking SJT questions vs. selection SJT questions. Understanding how the SJT
exam is marked. Key tips and techniques to boost your scores.
Core Knowledge for the FY1 SJT - Medical ethics, confidentiality, capacity, consent, GMC Good Medical
Practice, child protection, raising concerns, prescribing, end of life care and advance directives, Do Not Attempt
Resuscitation (DNAR) orders, personal beliefs and medical practice, maintaining boundaries. Fully updated to take
account of changes to GMC guidance in 2017 and the recently updated DNAR and consent guidance.
SJT Mini Mock Exam Mock SJT paper with the same timings per question as the real exam. This includes both
ranking and selection questions in the same proportion as the real exam. Detailed answers and explanations with
discussion of WHY the best responses are correct, mapped to the Foundation Programme SJT attributes / person
specification. All questions have been written specifically for the Foundation SJT exam in the same way as the real
SJT questions - with a consensus panel including a subject matter expert (SME).
Questions and Answers - Dedicated question and answer session on SJT questions and Foundation programme
entry. 1 to 1 clinic at the end of the day if you wish to discuss anything privately.

The course will be taught by Dr Mahibur Rahman - the author of the first article on Situational Judgement
Tests in medical recruitment (Tackling Situational Judgement Tests - BMJ Careers 2007). Dr Rahman is a
Portfolio GP and a consultant in medical education - he is an expert in medical careers, and has taught over 29,000
delegates since 2005.
We are experts in helping people improve their performance in medical SJT exams - our SRA Crammer course has
featured comprehensive teaching on the Situational Judgement Tests used for GP ST Entry since 2007,
and we were the first to offer a dedicated Situational Judgement Test online revision service. We have
helped doctors succeed in SJT exams for GP entry in the UK and Australia, Public Health specialty training
recruitment and Core Medical Training. Since 2012, we helped students from every UK medical school as well as
several international graduates succeed in the Foundation SJT and enter Foundation training 2013-2017, with the
majority getting one of their top choices.
Course Programme
09.30 Registration
09:45 Welcome and Introduction
09.50 Foundation Programme Entry - SJT overview
10.00 Key Techniques for SJT exams
11.30 Break for Refreshments
11.45 Core knowledge for the FY1 SJT
13.00 Lunch Break*
13.50 Situational Judgement Test Mini Mock Exam
14.40 SJT Mock: Answers, explanations and feedback Part 1
15.45 Break for Refreshments
16.00 SJT Mock: Answers, explanations and feedback Part 2
17.15 Questions and Answers
17.25 Summary and final tips
17.30 Close
*Please note that lunch will not be provided. There are local eateries nearby, or you will be able to bring your own
lunch. There will be refreshments available at registration and at the breaks.
Course Feedback
Here is some feedback from our Foundation SJT Prep Course:

"Great course all around and very professional. Expert speaker and good questions. Would definitely
recommend to colleagues in the years below me."
"Structured approach and explanation to the SJT"
"Very informative. Helpful to understand why the order was as it was. Speaker was funny and had my concentration
the whole way through, which is a great achievement! Good to practice the questions using the actual grids."
"Mock exam was really helpful. Speaker took time to explain every answers & he was really funny hence
the talk wasn't that dry."
Very professional, concise, everything you need to know, practice paper plus booklet and questions to take away
and do at home.
I B - Leeds 2019 Entry (46.12)
Good examples. Clear structure. Good tips. Engaging.
N P - St George's University of London 2019 Entry (46.12)
Good introduction, clearly outlining the key principles/contents for the exam and then good exam advice tips!
S M - Sheffield 2019 Entry (45.88)
General overview of questions and how to answer them. The explanation of how the scoring worked was very
useful. The practice paper at the end was also confidence boosting.
T C - Leeds 2019 Entry (45.6)
Whilst Oxford was my first choice deanery, I actually accepted an academic foundation training post in the NW
Thames region. However, I'm still very pleased I attended the course as my SJT score would have given me an
overall EPM of 91.58, which would comfortably have allowed me to rank jobs in the Oxford deanery confidently. Dr
Rahman you spoke and taught with so much energy throughout the day. It really helps, particularly since the topics
covered by the SJT are not necessarily what all medical students find interesting.
P S - University of Manchester 2019 Entry (44.58)
Found the course useful and the past paper particularly good.
F K - King's College London 2019 Entry (44.125)
Good use of questions and examples. The course leader was very good at explaining rationale behind answers.
I H - University of Leeds 2019 Entry (43.678)
Really happy with the course and how it all turned out. I doubt I would have gotten into Scotland if my SJT score
hadn't been high and it was only because of your brilliant course.
S M - Edinburgh 2019 Entry (43.057)
Wonderful course, great starting point for anyone who doesn't know what they're doing and isn't sure how to start
SJT revision.
B A - St George's 2019 Entry (43.55)
Questions were useful and resources received were excellent. The tips we received were extremely beneficial and
transferrable to the exam.

S J - St George's University of London 2019 Entry (43.058)
Run by an actual doctor with a wealth of experience in the process and subject matter. He approached the SJT
from a pragmatic and logical perspective and his aim throughout was not some nebulous "make us better doctors"
nonsense, but purely to help us get the best results possible by playing the game. Best SJT investment I made
without a doubt and will 100% recommend to everyone in the years below.
E M - Glasgow 2019 Entry (43)
Very engaging speaker!! Also, good to have access to practice questions as well as a mock exam where we
worked through the answers.
J R - UCL 2019 Entry (42.749)
"Excellent course, I'm very pleased to have taken it. I got a solid score and into my top foundation school!
Excellent presentation of general strategy and big picture information, then combined with lots of practice questions
and explanations. The practice papers with written feedback was very helpful."
M P - St George's, University of London 2019 Entry (42.523)
Very well organized. Knowledgeable presenter who kept the course interesting for the whole day.
M L - Cardiff University 2019 Entry (42.282)
Really well organised. Speaker was clear in his explanations and engaging. The tips for the SJT were handy and
helped me in my approach to the exam as well as preparation!
A D - UEA 2019 Entry (42.236)
The presenter provided very clear explanations behind the orders for the answers.
S D - King's college London 2019 Entry (42)
Thank you for helping me! I liked learning the different techniques of thinking to answer the questions and it wasn't
boring at all!
M B - Kings college London 2019 Entry (40.7)
Very well organised and well-structured questions on the day.
R S - St. Georges medical school 2019 Entry (40)
Got my first ranked job! Went into the sjt feeling confident on how to answer the questions and knowing how to
approach each question. Loved being an ambassador for you. Course covered all basis of the exam including exam
technique and where to get information from.
V A - Hull York medical school 2019 Entry (40)
Thank you! Don't think I would have got this score without the course.
K - Aberdeen 2019 Entry (42.294)
I got 40.126 in the exam, which I think is much more than I would've got if I didn't attend the course. The course
helped pick at difficult topics and open up my mind about how to think about questions from outside the box. I also
got into my first choice! Which was really surprising, as I studied medicine abroad in the UAE and I know typically
IMG's don't do as well.
J S - Gulf Medical University, Ajman, UAE 2019 Entry (40.126)

Having graduated outside of the U.K, I had no idea about what SJT was. Attending Emedica course was the best
thing I did in preparations for sjt. The course gave me a clear idea of what is, what to do in preparation and what not
to do. It was very useful indeed. So, thank you very much, I got allocated to my first preference programme.
A P - Comenius University, Slovakia 2019 Entry (40.201)
I left this course feeling really disheartened because I didn't do very well in the mock at the end of the day. But it
made me work a lot harder in the few weeks after before the exam, and I used the techniques and the online
resources provided, and it clearly helped a lot because I did much better in the real thing.
P R - Barts and the London 2019 Entry (40.695)
Great course, thank you very much! Helped me secure my first choice Deanery
S L - University of Glasgow 2018 Entry (49.160)
Plenty of worked examples of SJT questions and explanations of all the domains. It really got me thinking
about how to answer the questions, how to identify the key themes and also the layout of the exam and answer
sheet which prior to this course I was completely unfamiliar with!
A C - Leeds University Medical School 2018 Entry (48.575)
Very interactive and well-organised. The booklets given were useful and doing practice paper and going
through answers was helpful.
D E - University of Scotland 2018 Entry (46.166)
Clear, concise and organised. Good starting point to help with my preparation for the SJT
D G - University of Leeds 2018 Entry (46.035)
'The explanation of the different exam sections and the rationale behind these was really helpful. The practice
questions were brilliant, and the booklet provided was also really useful.
S W - Cardiff University 2018 Entry (46.026)
It was well structured, concise and covered the main topics.
University of Bristol 2018 Entry (44.9)
A brilliant course everyone should take. It goes beyond the generic outline of general tips for the SJT and
actually shows you how the examiners think and the strategy of thinking of the scenario as a real life situation. I also
liked that we went through a difficult mock exam together because it allowed us to see the gaps in our knowledge.
Great course.
N - Imperial College London 2018 Entry (44.822)
I scored 44.148. I'm so happy with this and would like to thank you for all your help. I would really recommend the
course to my peers in the year below. I found it useful to go on the course at the beginning of my SJ preparation as
it allowed me to guide the rest of my studies.
L K - Foundation SJT 2018 Entry (44.148)
The questions were great and doing a timed practice exam really did put the pressure on and made me consider
how it was going to be on the actual exam day. Dr Rahman was engaging and had great tips that made me
think about scenarios in a different way.

K S - University of Liverpool 2018 Entry (43.823)
Very good practical advice that was so helpful and the speaker was very effective.
A D - University of Southampton 2018 Entry (43.778)
Alhamdulillah I managed to score 43.236 this year. I managed to get my first-choice deanery, Birmingham. I
wanted to thank you and your team for providing such a fantastic course. It really is an amazing course, that has no
doubt helped hundreds of students over the years.
N C - Foundation SJT 2018 Entry (43.236)
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comprehensive feedback on questions (e.g rationale behind answers, key words in questioning, what domains are
being examined in questions, etc).”
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