MRCEM OSCE Course

Our MRCEM OSCE course is a five-day live preparation programme for doctors sitting the MRCEM OSCE, available online or face-to-face in Greater Manchester. You practise exam-style stations, learn a structured approach to every station type and receive examiner-style feedback from OSCE experts. It suits first-time and repeat candidates, including international medical graduates. Your booking includes free MRCEM OSCE Pro Interactive Notes until your exam and a certificate of attendance.

This is an active course, not a lecture series. Every candidate is encouraged to attempt stations, and every attempt is followed by practical feedback. Over five live days, online or in the classroom in Greater Manchester, you attempt exam-style stations, watch other candidates tackle theirs and get direct feedback from OSCE experts on what to keep, what to fix and what an examiner is likely to look for. You leave with a repeatable approach rather than a stack of scripts.

The course takes you through a broad range of high-yield MRCEM OSCE themes, from history taking and clinical examination to resuscitation, trauma, paediatric emergencies, safeguarding, capacity and consent, and team-based leadership scenarios. Live teaching on how each type of station works is combined with interactive practice. Across the five days the emphasis is on a method you can carry into any scenario: work out what the station is testing, gather focused information, prioritise findings, explain investigations and management, address the patient's concerns, safety-net and finish within the allocated time.

What's included:
• Join live online or face-to-face in the classroom
• Live practice of exam-style OSCE stations
• Examiner-style feedback on every attempt
• Structured approach for each station type
• Free MRCEM OSCE Pro Interactive Notes until your exam
• Certificate of attendance
• For first-time and repeat MRCEM OSCE candidates

This course is for doctors who have the clinical knowledge for the MRCEM OSCE but want to turn it into a confident, well-structured performance on the day. It suits doctors sitting the upcoming MRCEM OSCE, first-time candidates, candidates who have previously been unsuccessful, doctors who know the clinical content but struggle with OSCE technique or station structure, candidates looking for intensive practice and examiner-style feedback before the exam, and international medical graduates new to UK-style postgraduate OSCE examinations.