Is your child applying to university for medicine or dentistry? If so they will need to complete a UCAT - information below and the opportunity for parents and students to register for a free workshop about UCAT.

The UCAT is a fast-paced exam with over 200 questions completed in under two hours, giving an average of around 28 seconds to work through each question. At first that can sound quite intimidating, but with the right strategies and preparation students quickly learn how to approach the exam confidently.

Over the years we’ve supported thousands of aspiring medical and dental students preparing for the UCAT, and many have gone on to achieve exceptional scores, including several within the top 5% nationally. That’s why I’d like to invite your students to the upcoming Free Virtual UCAT Conference on Sunday 17th or Saturday 30th May 10am - 12pm.

Register for the new Free Virtual UCAT Conference on Sunday 17th May or Saturday 30th May, 10am - 12pm here:

During the conference we will guide your students through everything they need to know about preparing for the UCAT this summer, including:

- How universities use UCAT scores when selecting applicants
- The structure of the UCAT and how it is scored
- A breakdown of the sections: Verbal Reasoning, Decision Making, Quantitative Reasoning and Situational Judgement
- Real example questions and walkthroughs
- Techniques for improving speed and accuracy
- How to plan your UCAT preparation timeline
- Recommended practice resources and tools

Students will also hear guidance from students who scored in the top 10% of UCAT scorers, sharing their insights into how they approached preparation.

Students and parents can register for free here: