Live CourseTeach the Teacher Course
Erudical
Sat 12 SeptVirtual
+2 more dates
£199
Courses & Articles for SHO-Grade Doctors
Courses, question banks, and clinical skills training for Senior House Officers. Compare independent preparation resources for the MRCP, MRCS, and MRCEM sittings.
24 live events106 online courses27 question banks
View all courses for SHO-Grade Doctors →Upcoming Live Events for SHO-Grade Doctors
24 live events
Live Course
MRCGP AKT: Organisational Domain Organised Webinar
Emedica
Sat 19 SeptVirtual
+1 more date
£125.00
Medical Statistics Made Simple Webinar
Emedica
Sat 19 SeptVirtual
+1 more date
£125.00
MRCGP AKT 600 Booster
Emedica
Sat 19 SeptVirtual
+1 more date
£600.00
MRCGP AKT Full Mock Crammer
Emedica
Sat 19 SeptVirtual
+3 more dates
£250.00
Live CourseBasic Obstetrics and Gynaecology Ultrasound Course
Bromley Emergency Courses
Mon 21 SeptLondon
+2 more dates
£395
Online Courses for SHO-Grade Doctors
106 on-demand courses
Trauma & Orthopaedics ST3 Interview Course
Medset
£129
Verified Provider
PACESAid: Complete PACES Revision Resource
PACESAid
From £80
Emergency Medicine ST3 Interview Course
Medset
£129
Verified Provider
Radiology Application & Interview Course
RadCast
£99.99
MRCP PACES
Clinical Skills Pro
From £115
Verified Provider
Teach The Teacher For Doctors
Teach the Dr Teacher
£145
Question Banks for SHO-Grade Doctors
27 question banks
MRCS Part B Question Bank
Medibuddy
From £60
Verified ProviderCSRH ST1 Interview Question Bank
Medibuddy
£85
Verified ProviderCore Surgical Training Interview Question Bank
Medibuddy
£85
Verified Provider
MRCP Part 2 Written Exam
Quesmed
From £119.99/six months
Verified ProviderOphthalmology ST1 Interview Question Bank
Medibuddy
£85
Verified ProviderEmergency Medicine ACCS Interview Question Bank
Medibuddy
£85
Verified ProviderGuides & Resources for SHO-Grade Doctors
Career tips, training guides, and exam advice for sho-grade doctors
ExperiencesMy Ophthalmology Journey: From Femur to Phaco, IVC to Iris, Spine to Sclera
A surgical trainee's honest account of moving from major abdominal, trauma and spinal surgery towards ophthalmic microsurgery — and why smaller anatomy proved the bigger challenge.
Mr Vignesh Lakshmanan
Career TipsDoing an MBA as a Medic
RobinSom
Career TipsThe Ultimate Guide to a PGCert in Medical Education
Haseeb Hamid
Career TipsThe Return Journey: Returning to the UK From Australia
Amy Cox
Frequently Asked Questions — SHO-Grade Doctors
Who counts as an SHO-grade doctor?
SHO is an informal grouping that broadly covers core and early specialty trainees — for example CT1–CT2, Internal Medicine Training (IMT) and ST1–ST2 — along with equivalent non-training posts. Courses tagged for this stage are pitched at that level of experience.
Which membership exams apply at this stage?
It depends on your specialty — for example MRCP for medicine, MRCS for surgery, MRCEM for emergency medicine, and others. Browse the exam landing pages for dedicated question banks and courses for each membership exam.
How do I balance exam prep with on-call work?
Most trainees use a question bank for little-and-often revision around shifts, then add intensive courses closer to exam dates. Many resources offer app access and offline modes so you can revise between commitments.
Are procedural and practical skills courses worthwhile?
Yes — hands-on courses (e.g. ultrasound, bedside procedures, ALS) build competencies that support your portfolio and day-to-day practice. Filter the catalogue by topic to find practical-skills courses relevant to your specialty.
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