Hello! My name is Farah Al Asady, I’m a 3rd Year dental student. Having recently gone through the UCAT, writing my personal statement, interviews and A-Levels, the application process is still fresh in my memory and I will be able to give you the latest information and tips based on universities most recent requirements. I am also well aware of how stressful and overwhelming it can become, however with the right support and personalised help you will be able to reach your goals! I am patient and friendly, which helps me promote a very open learning atmosphere, where the student feels comfortable raising anything they’re not sure about. In a classroom environment, sometimes it’s difficult to clarify or ask questions, so for this reason I will always encourage you to ask anything you may be unsure about.

Hi!

My name is Sacheth, I have completed my 4th Year of Medicine at Newcastle University and am now undertaking an intercalated MRes degree. I would be delighted to tutor anyone with a passion to study Medicine and pass on to them the knowledge I have picked up along the way!

My tutoring style is very much built around the student. I think it is important to work around any concerns the student may have and nurture them in these areas. I also hope to provide guidance to students on the elements of the application process that may not be so clear to them, as I remember how daunting this was for me when I was applying.

I had great guidance when applying, so I know how important the correct advice is when applying. With my previous expertise and the platform of Medic Mind, I am confident that I will be able to boost scores, confidence and offers for any applicant!

I am originally from Nottingham, where I went to school. My passions outside Medicine include cricket, football, music and cooking great food!

Choosing to apply for Medical School already shows ambition, so I am very excited to work with committed students to help them achieve their dream spot on a Medical degree!

Hello!
I’m Malaika and I am an incoming FY1 doctor.

I’ve been exactly where you are – striving toward the singular goal of becoming a doctor. However, this process is gruelling, it isn’t merely about good grades. It’s a multifaceted process involving a compelling personal statement, doing well in the interviews, and a touch of luck of course!

Like many, I encountered setbacks from some universities and these experiences can be very disheartening. But while navigating through this, I learnt a lot about what these interviews are looking for.

I’ve had the privilege of mentoring over 50 students through their interview preparations, with the majority receiving offers. My approach is tailored to each individual, focusing on understanding their unique learning needs and ensuring they exude confidence on interview day, authentically portraying themselves to the interviewers.

My role is to make you understand the core principles in each answer. I do this through loads of practice questions, mock interviews and feedback to get you to the best answers for the interview day. I also help out with TSS/ personal statement.

There also isn’t much useful help out there when it comes to the application/ interview process for medicine. This is where I fit in with my own experience and all that I have learnt from my experience tutoring.

Teaching and tutoring have been integral to my identity since my school days, and I’m honoured that I have been able to continue this so far and to be a part of each student’s medical school journey.