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UK specialty training interview preparation.
Choose your specialty, explore its interview format and free guides, then see the structured preparation and practice planned for your route. Try one free text practice with follow-ups and saved feedback; Full Interview programmes are coming soon.

Current pathways
Choose your specialty.
Find your route to interview guidance, preparation questions and clinical or consultation practice. Features vary by specialty.
Specialty profiles & useful resources- Launching soon
Radiology ST1
Spoken Radiology ST1 practice with adaptive follow-up and optional portfolio context.
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Internal Medicine Training (IMT)
Spoken practice for achievements, ethical judgement, clinical reasoning and concise handover.
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Core Surgical Training (CST)
Spoken CST practice across portfolio, management and reviewed clinical cases.
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Anaesthetics / ACCS Anaesthetics CT1
Prepare for clinical judgement, reflection, communication and teamwork.
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ACCS Emergency Medicine
Prepare for portfolio, acute clinical reasoning, ethics and prioritisation.
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Obstetrics & Gynaecology ST1
Prepare for clinical prioritisation, ethics, governance and structured questions.
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Paediatrics ST1
Prepare for communication, motivation, clinical reasoning and reflection.
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Ophthalmology ST1
Patient consultations for clinical knowledge and difficult communication or ethics.
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Coming at launch
One platform. Different interview formats.
Understand your interview
Check the format and start with the free recruitment guides for your route.
Build your approach
Work through questions or cases, then practise by typing or dictating and use feedback to improve your response.
Rehearse aloud
Add live spoken practice when you are ready to rehearse the conversation, then review your feedback and try again.







