MRCPCH Applied Knowledge in Practice exam preparation – online workshop
This 1/2 day workshop will explore topics within the AKP exam that previous candidates have found particularly challenging. Our expert faculty will use case scenarios to help you understand the key knowledge and skills required, and the pitfalls to avoid.
What is the workshop about?
This 1/2 day workshop will explore topics within the AKP exam that previous candidates have found particularly challenging. Our expert faculty will use case scenarios to help you understand the key knowledge and skills required and the pitfalls to avoid.
They’ll also provide practical tips of how to approach your revision so that you can further develop your knowledge and present to the exam with confidence.
Workshops are scheduled to run prior to each exam diet. Check out our current course/workshop listings (opens in same window) to see if this workshop is open for booking. If it’s not listed, register your interest below.
UPDATE – The next workshop is taking place on Wednesday 11 December – book your place today!
Target audience
- Candidates for the MRCPCH Applied Knowledge in Practice exam
Workshop aim and learning outcomes:
Aim:
To equip candidates with the knowledge and skills to succeed in the MRCPCH Applied Knowledge in Practice exam.
Learning outcomes:
By the end of the workshop, you will:
- understand more about topics AKP exam candidates find difficult
- know how to tackle challenging topics and questions in the exam
- know how to approach your ongoing revision for the exam with recommended resources.
Faculty leads
Dr Jo Walker
Consultant Paediatrician, Portsmouth Hospitals University NHS Trust
Dr Martin Hewitt
Senior Theory Examiner – AKP
Dr Gillian Body
Consultant Paediatrician, Cardiff and Vale University Health Board
Delegate feedback
Good course overall, appreciate the opportunity to speak and ask questions to faculty members and to clarify some common misconceptions.
The faculty has focused on all the difficult, challenging topics that candidates face, which was very helpful.