Playbooks and tools for your medical school application — everything I wish I knew. And in-depth A-Level guides for Biology and Chemistry, and 1-to-1 mentoring.
Built from what actually gets asked and assessed at UK MMI stations and shortlisting — not generic interview advice. Every paid playbook has a free four-page preview, so you can read the real pages before you decide.
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Compare A-Level, GCSE, UCAT and interview requirements across every GMC-recognised UK medical school, then get matched to Safer, Competitive and Ambitious choices based on your own grades and UCAT score.
Open the tool →How to prepare smarter for the UCAT, avoid the mistakes that cost candidates the most marks, and hold your pace under time pressure — section by section, with a mock analysis system and an error log.
A structured walkthrough for writing a personal statement that survives shortlisting under the post-2024 UCAS three-question format — character budgets, reflective frameworks, and three annotated model answers.
How to shortlist which UK medical schools to apply to — reading entry requirements properly, weighing interview format against your strengths, and building a realistic four-choice list with the self-audit worksheet.
Finding placements without connections, the email templates that actually get replies, and the reflection frameworks that turn a single day of shadowing into answers you can use at interview.
Written from my own A-Level papers, not from a textbook summary. These are systems for turning a specification into marks — how examiners phrase questions, what the mark schemes reward, and how the topics connect.
Not revision notes. A complete system for AQA Biology: the explain-chain that mark schemes are built from, statistics and maths without the fear, required practicals as a framework, and the five master ideas that connect all eight topics.
Six modules taught as one connected subject: the calculation survival guide, mark-scheme dialect, the functional-group master flowchart, and the structure-elucidation workflow for any "identify the compound" question.
The whole AQA 7402 specification hand-drawn as colour-coded mindmaps. Mechanisms broken into numbered steps, labelled diagrams beside the theory they explain, and the required practicals sitting with the topics they test — so a topic is one page, not twelve.
Every OCR A H432 topic as a colour-coded mindmap: full reaction mechanisms with curly arrows, reagents and conditions on the arrow, and definitions next to the structures they describe. Built for active recall — cover a branch, redraw it, check.
Log every past paper and mock you sit, track marks and timing per subject, and keep a mistake log that feeds an automatic dashboard of your strongest and weakest subjects. Opens in Excel or Google Sheets.
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I mentor students in Biology and Chemistry one to one — tutoring, coaching, whatever you want to call it. It is the same system the Playbooks are built on, applied to whatever you are actually stuck on — a topic that will not stick, exam technique that keeps costing marks, or a full run-up to a paper.
I sat AQA Biology 7402 and came out with an A*, so I know that specification and its mark schemes in detail. Sessions focus on the things that actually move a grade: building explain-chains examiners can follow, reading unfamiliar data under time pressure, and the statistics and maths most students quietly avoid.
I achieved an A in OCR A Chemistry H432, consistently hitting A/A* grades across my mock series. Sessions cover the parts that separate grades: calculations done reliably rather than hopefully, organic chemistry as one flowchart instead of forty facts, and the structure-elucidation questions that decide Paper 3.
£20–£25 per hour, depending on demand and time of year.
Message me on LinkedIn or send me an email and tell me your exam board, your current grade and what you want to fix. I will tell you honestly whether I am the right person for it.
A live session on using AI properly for A-Level revision — turning a specification into active recall material, generating and marking practice answers against real mark schemes, and spotting the ways AI will quietly teach you the wrong thing if you let it.
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