UCAT ANZ Tutors : 1-1 UCAT ANZ Preparation

Hello! I’m Isabella 🙂

Having faced hurdles in my application process into medical school, I know how scary applying to university can be. My job is to help make this application process less daunting and maximise your chances of success.

Achieving 6A*s at A-Level and obtaining all my GCSEs at a grade 7-9, I taught myself how to master the skill of application and examination technique. My role now is to help as many other students to maximise their potential like I did.

Having tutored both privately and with other educational organisations covering 11+ admissions, GCSE and A-Level I have been exposed to a range of different examination boards including but not limited to AQA, WJEC, OCR and Edexcel. At the 11+ level, I have tutored students undertaking the 11+ CEM (Durham University) examination as well as GL examinations. I have also successfully taught students undertaking the 13+.

Within medical school, I am the current lead for Imperial College London’s Widening Participation Programme (WATCCH) for Medicine. This role helps prospective students from disadvantaged backgrounds interested in applying to medical school, maximise their chances of success. Having ran MMI and personal statement workshops and working with both the medical school and other current medical students, I have seen what makes a medical application stand out from the crowd.

I believe with my personal experience and love for teaching, I can help maximise your chances of success.

I am an international medical student at the University of New South Wales, hoping to complete all 6 years of the course in Australia. Communication, speaking and teaching are skills I am confident in, especially after completing 10 years of LAMDA (the oldest British English and Drama school) with Distinction Awards, and also becoming the secretary of my university’s internationally competitive Debater’s Club. I plan on preparing students for UCAT ANZ, the Australian Medical Interview, or IELTS. Due to my commitments to medical school, I will only accept two students to ensure that I can provide the best care without hindering my own obligations. It is important that prospective students respect my time as I will respect yours; homework and research must be completed if I assign them as we work towards your exam.

Hi! My name is Jayatee and I’m a final-year Medical student at Monash University. Studying medicine has been a rewarding experience, and I’m excited to see the change and innovation we will bring as the next generation of medical practitioners. Many people say that getting into medicine is a daunting process, but that’s not always true. With the correct guidance, students can vastly improve their test scores and interview performance. I’ve sat multiple student interviews for Australian medical universities and I believe my experience and tips will help make your medical interview journey a smooth and enjoyable experience. Along with tutoring, I’m happy to help you as a mentor and answer any questions you have, including sharing my personal experience as a medical student at Monash University, what each medical school has to offer, entry requirements, and much more.

Hello! My name is Joey. I’m a first-year medical student at Monash University with experience with the ISAT, SAT, and UCAT ANZ, scoring in the top 2% for the ISAT and SAT, and the top 10% for the UCAT ANZ.

I know first-hand that trying to build a portfolio to gain admission to your desired university or course can be stressful and time-consuming. With this in mind, I aim to help take some of the stress out of the admissions process by helping you prepare for admissions tests in a way that is adapted to you and your unique strengths, weaknesses, and availability.

By tailoring my teaching style to fit your individual profile and providing specific, personalised feedback, my goal is to help you prepare for admissions tests with methods that are not just adapted to your individual needs, but also – crucially – tried and tested with great success. This prevents you from wasting time on preparation methods that don’t work for you, and allows you to free up more time and energy for other parts of the admissions process so that you can focus on achieving your greatest potential in those respects.

Having prepared for and taken these tests myself, I also share anecdotal tips based on my and others’ experience, so you can be confident that you’re receiving reliable insider knowledge. This is especially valuable for niche tests like the ISAT, which can be a black box for students due to how little information on it is publicly available.

Aside from the above, I have also successfully gotten past the medical interviews for the following universities and have received offers to study medicine at all five universities: Monash University, the University of New South Wales, University College London, Imperial College London, and the University of Manchester. I would love to help you prepare for these interviews in the most effective and time-efficient way possible by using relevant and up-to-date information alongside my anecdotal experience.

I’ve been in your shoes before, and I know how hard it can be. If you’ll allow me, I’d love to help guide you towards the success you deserve – and can achieve.

Hi there, my name is RaeLynn and I’m a 2nd year medical student at Monash University.
I’m an experienced medical interview tutor who has received offers from Monash, UNSW, Adelaide, and UWA. With a strong understanding of what each university looks for, I provide targeted strategies, mock interview practice, and personalised feedback to help students perform with confidence. I offer insider tips, high-quality resources, and proven techniques to help you structure answers, think critically, and showcase your best self—while keeping sessions engaging and enjoyable. Whether you’re aiming for undergrad or postgrad med, MMI or panel formats, I’ll help you stand out and succeed. Let’s make your med interview prep not just effective, but something you actually look forward to!

Additionally, I scored 3060 in my UCAT and 178 in my ISAT, and i know firsthand how intense and stressful the prep for med school can feel – especially trying to obtain a high score while balancing school, friends and life!! I have been through it all and developed tried and tested strategies to help you tackle each section with confidence. As a tutor, I believe that UCAT and ISAT prep does not have to be stressful at all and can be fun! I will focus on tailoring our sessions to your study needs and strengths. Whether its mastering how to answer each section and question type, or learning exam techniques to stay cool under pressure, I will guide you with patience and proven techniques.

Outside of medicine and studying, I enjoy sports, pilates and movies!

Hi! I’m a junior doctor with a strong academic background and a genuine passion for teaching. I’ve studied medicine across both Australia and the UK, and I love helping students navigate the journey into healthcare, whether they’re applying to medicine, preparing for exams like the UCAT ANZ or ICAS, or aiming to improve in science subjects.
Teaching Style

I believe tutoring should be supportive, motivating, and tailored to the individual. My approach is friendly but structured — I break down difficult content into easy-to-understand concepts and provide lots of practical tools like practice questions, exam tips, and mock interviews. I’m here not just to teach, but to mentor and guide.

As someone who’s been through the journey myself and now works as a junior doctor, I bring real-world experience to the table. I understand what top universities are looking for, and I know how to help students get there. Whether you’re applying for medicine or just trying to boost your grades, I’m here to help you succeed — with clarity, encouragement, and a personalised approach.