Hello, I’m Callum, a medical student at the University of Glasgow School of Medicine currently intercalating in Emergency Medicine at the University of Plymouth, based in Manchester. Having gone through the process myself, I understand how difficult and stressful applying to medicine can be and I’m looking forward to helping you with all aspects of the medical admission process from UCAT to interviews.

I have an interest in Intensive Care, A&E and Academic Medicine, including Medical Education. I’m passionate about guiding medical applicants throughout their journey to medical school and developing my teaching skills which will be very useful in my medical career.

Aside from medicine, I’m a keen dinghy sailor and I regularly sail and race at a club level whilst enjoying the social aspect of sailing and university life. I am involved in lots of University Societies and sit on a number of committees.

Last year I was the Captain of GUSC (Glasgow University Sailing Club) which runs and competes at competitive sailing events across the UK and the Co-President of Epsilon Year Club which is the society for the 3rd Year Medical Students at Glasgow University and runs social and educational events for our year included an annual ball.

For the past two years, I have sat on the SSLC (Staff Student Liason Committee) which represents medical students and ensures their concerns is raised with Medical School staff and have previously sat on the Hosptial Subdeans Committee which discusses matters relating to clinical placements.

I look forward to helping you with your UCAT, Interview and beyond, best of luck with your application!

Hello, I am Asha and I am a fourth year medical student at the University of Bristol. I have ample experience tutoring – I have taught in excess of 500 hours with Medic Mind, and I have worked alongside a wide range of students with different learning styles. Having tutored for a few years, I am very familiar with the UCAT, BMAT and application process. Personally, I obtained a very high UCAT score, high BMAT score and all four interviews. The interviews which I had were a mixture of MMI, panel and group interviews, so I have first hand experience in all of the different types, and I also know what to expect from them! It can be a very stressful process, but I look forward to working with you, to help you with the more difficult aspects and draw on my own experiences as an applicant, tutor and current medical student. I have also spent time helping students with subjects especially at GCSE and A-Level, where I have found taking a personalised approach to each student has been very useful. This helps to identify weakness, clearly explain and practice these areas alongside the other concepts in the syllabus. I have also taught chess for several years, drawing on my own experience as an international chess player at junior level.