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We are hosting two of our final exam revision webinars tomorrow:

🕚 11:00 AM (UK time) - Children in MLA with Dr Dominic Carr.

Focused coverage of toddlers and older children, with high-yield exam relevance.

🕞 3:30 PM (UK time) - Differential Diagnosis & Critical Approach to MLA with Dr. Xin You Tai.

A highly rated session offering practical strategies for approaching AKT and future exams. Often underestimated, but consistently praised by attendees for its insight and impact.

Click below and choose what best fits your final revision plan.

Places are limited as we keep groups small for effective teaching, therefore early registration is recommended.

A highly rated session breaking down complex neurology into exam-ready clarity.

Last few places remaining. Join via the link below!

The first session, led by Oxford University lecturer Xin You Tai, starts at 10 AM and focuses on Neurology, including lesion localisation, a frequently tested topic. This webinar is highly rated and includes detailed teaching and slides post-webinar.

The second session is our Last-Minute Revision Webinar with Dr Adam Jakes from 1 PM, covering a concise selection of high-yield topics, including ECG and Obstetrics & Gynaecology, alongside other core topics.

Spaces are limited, with only a few places remaining, so early registration is recommended.

If you missed our recent 4-day MLA revision course, we have several upcoming specialty webinars covering high-yield topics for the AKT exam. 

These sessions are designed to support focused, last-stage revision. 

If you would benefit from additional preparation, please register using the link below.

If you were unable to join the 4-day exam revision course but are looking for focused teaching on high-yield topics, we highly recommend TODAY's Paediatrics webinar delivered by our specialist lecturer, Dr Dominic Carr.

🗓 Date: 2 February

⏰ Time: 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM (UK time)

This session focuses on high-yield concepts and exam-relevant scenarios, making it an excellent revision opportunity for candidates aiming to strengthen their performance in this area. Click below to register!

Originally developed for PLAB 1 candidates, the course remains directly applicable to the MLA AKT due to shared assessment scope and style. Teaching emphasises structured consolidation of exam-relevant topics, with attention to application of knowledge in an exam setting.

🗓 29 January – 1 February

Join us if you have an upcoming MLA AKT sitting and would benefit from guided, structured revision.