From £350.00
Our MRCEM OSCE 5-Day Live Course is an intensive, exam-focused preparation programme designed for doctors preparing for the MRCEM OSCE examination.
The course is delivered live and focuses on the practical skills, communication, clinical reasoning and structured approach required to perform confidently in the examination.
Over five days, candidates work through a wide range of high-yield and commonly tested MRCEM OSCE themes, with live teaching, interactive practice, examiner-style feedback and clear guidance on how to approach different types of stations.
Your course booking includes:
5 days of live interactive MRCEM OSCE teaching
Extensive coverage of commonly tested OSCE themes
Live practice of exam-style stations
Structured approaches to different station types
Communication skills training
Clinical reasoning and management discussions
Examiner-style feedback
Guidance on common candidate mistakes
Tips on how to maximise marks
Opportunity to ask questions and clarify difficult topics
FREE access to MRCEM OSCE Pro Interactive Notes until your examination date
The course is designed to help candidates move beyond simply knowing the clinical topic.
During the MRCEM OSCE, you need to demonstrate that you can assess a patient safely, gather relevant information, communicate effectively, prioritise problems, make appropriate clinical decisions and explain your management clearly.
Throughout the five days, we focus on developing a structured and repeatable approach that you can apply across different OSCE scenarios.
You will practise how to:
Start a station confidently
Identify what the station is testing
Gather focused and relevant information
Demonstrate safe clinical reasoning
Prioritise important findings
Communicate clearly with patients and colleagues
Explain investigations and management
Address patient concerns
Demonstrate professionalism
Safety-net appropriately
Close the station effectively within the allocated time
The course covers a broad selection of MRCEM OSCE themes, including:
History-taking stations
Clinical examination
Communication skills
Patient counselling
Difficult conversations
Emergency management
Resuscitation scenarios
Clinical reasoning
Investigation interpretation
Procedures and practical skills
Paediatric emergencies
Trauma
Mental health
Safeguarding
Capacity and consent
Professionalism and ethics
Handover
Communication with colleagues
Leadership and team-based scenarios
The exact stations may vary as we continuously review the programme to keep the teaching relevant to current MRCEM OSCE preparation.
This is not designed as a passive lecture course.
Candidates are encouraged to participate actively, attempt stations, discuss their approach and learn from both their own performance and the performance of other candidates.
Live station practice helps you identify problems that are often difficult to recognise when studying alone, such as:
Poor station structure
Missing important questions
Spending too much time on low-value information
Weak communication
Failure to verbalise clinical reasoning
Incomplete management plans
Missing safety-critical points
Poor time management
Unstructured station closure
Our faculty will help you recognise these areas and show you practical ways to improve.
Feedback is one of the most important components of OSCE preparation.
During the course, candidates receive practical guidance on:
What they did well
What they missed
How their approach could be improved
How to communicate more effectively
What an examiner may expect
Which elements of the station are likely to be important
How to make their performance safer, clearer and more structured
The aim is not to encourage memorisation of scripts, but to help you understand the principles behind successful OSCE performance.
All candidates attending the 5-Day Live Course receive complimentary access to MRCEM OSCE Pro Interactive Notes until their MRCEM OSCE examination date.
MRCEM OSCE Pro is our interactive exam-focused learning resource containing high-yield OSCE stations with:
Exam-style scenarios
Structured prompts
Key station approaches
Focused clinical notes
Important learning points
Feedback
Common mistakes
Examiner-focused considerations
This allows you to continue practising after the live course and revise the approaches taught during the five days right up until your examination.
You can use MRCEM OSCE Pro independently, with a study partner or as part of your regular OSCE practice.
We recognise that five days of teaching alone cannot replace continued practice.
That is why this course combines:
Live Teaching + Live Station Practice + Faculty Feedback + MRCEM OSCE Pro Access Until Your Exam
After completing the course, candidates can continue working through the interactive stations, revisit weaker topics and reinforce the approaches covered during live teaching.
The course is suitable for:
Candidates sitting the upcoming MRCEM OSCE
Doctors taking the MRCEM OSCE for the first time
Candidates who have previously been unsuccessful
Doctors who understand the clinical knowledge but struggle with OSCE technique
Candidates who need help structuring stations
Doctors wanting intensive practice before the examination
Candidates looking for focused examiner-style feedback
International medical graduates unfamiliar with UK-style postgraduate OSCE examinations
The MRCEM OSCE is not simply a test of memorised information.
It assesses how you apply your knowledge in a structured clinical setting.
We therefore focus on helping candidates understand:
What is this station testing?
How should I structure my approach?
What are the key marks?
What must I not miss?
How do I demonstrate safe clinical reasoning?
How do I communicate effectively?
How do I complete the station within the available time?
By repeatedly applying these principles across different scenarios, candidates can build a more consistent and confident examination approach.
This is an independent MRCEM OSCE preparation course. The scenarios used during teaching are educational, exam-style stations developed around relevant Emergency Medicine competencies and commonly tested themes.
They are not official RCEM examination stations and should not be interpreted as genuine or recalled examination content.
The course and MRCEM OSCE Pro are not produced, endorsed or affiliated with the Royal College of Emergency Medicine. Candidates should also review the current RCEM curriculum, relevant national guidelines and other appropriate educational resources as part of their preparation.