Ophthalmology Interview Course 2021

*COVID-19 Changes: Please note the Royal College of Ophthalmology (RCOphth) have announced changes to the upcoming 2021 interview cycle and that this will be online - and so given current circumstances with rising COVID-19 cases, government restrictions as well as new format of interview, our courses this year will be online*

The highly successful iSurgeon ST1 Ophthalmology Course is back again, and NOW ONLINE, providing the most comprehensive and realistic course in the UK. Unlike other courses, where you have to book onto separate sessions to cover portfolio reviews and lectures, this one day course covers every inch of the process.  The interviews are genuinely reflective of the latest format set out by the Royal College of Ophthalmologists and devised by succesful trainees from the 2020 cycle. So rest assured all the tricks and the tips will be shared during this course!  The day includes:

1. Three Full Mock Interviews (at least!)

Our bold approach in ensuring each one of our candidates gets to do at least three full mock interviews is based on a well-established technique of practice makes perfect! Each candidate will go through one circuit, get a score and feedback, have time to evaluate how to make improvements and approach the second and third circuit thus immediately act on their feedback! Guaranteeing almost instantaneous improvement.

2. Portfolio Review: a one-to-one surgical dissection of your portfolio by current ophthalmology trainees based on the latest scoring system

3. Lectures: high yield lectures covering top tips, tricks as well as common scenarios that are likely to come up in your interview to put you in the best possible position to secure that training post

4. MSRA: A NEW ADDITION for this year, top tips and tricks delivered by succesful candidates scoring within the top centile in 2020. To make things even better, we will be providing all candidates with some high yield MSRA resources.

We anticipate a very high demand for this course, so book now to avoid disappointment.