Sydney tutor in Medical Interviews

4.8  (20 student reviews)

Completed a Doctor of Medicine degree at Western Sydney University (2025 gradutation)
Throughout the past 5 years of teaching I have tutored many students who have gone on to study their dream course of medicine! So far, EVERY SINGLE one of the students that I have tutored for medical interviews has received at least one offer to enter a medicine course (it will be hard to maintain such an impressive streak over the next few years but it is certainly a primary goal of mine to maintain this result!). Of course that is mostly a testament to their hard work, dedication and focus but I do also strongly believe that my personalised feedback, encouragement and strict assessments of their performance played a part in their success.

But don't just hear everything from me! I highly encourage you to read the reviews that students have left for me over the years. I truly believe my teaching speaks for itself and that all my students - regardless of whether they were able to attain the exact goal they had in mind - had a positive experience with me and grew immensely as a student, not only in regards to the specifics of med interviews, but also in their confidence and discipline.

Whilst the ATAR and UCAT are both crucial elements of the medicine application process. The interview is the final step which truly makes the difference. It can be incredibly difficult to think on the spot, formulate arguments and communicate coherently. Personally, I found the interview process to be very challenging - both mentally and emotionally - but if there was anything I took from the experience, it's that with the right preparation and consistent practice, anyone can ace their interviews.

I will work with you to perfect your communication, your ability to structure answers and your overall confidence when it comes to answering both personal and scenario questions alike. Whilst it's never a bad idea to aspire to come up with the most original ground-breaking answers, you'll be surprised just how far strong, fluid and flexible delivery of answers can take you. From the jump, I will teach you how to approach a question, how to structure your answer and how to prepare for the interviews so that you can tackle even the most obscure of questions. At the start, students may only be able to offer a mere couple of sentences in response to most questions. I can take even the most broad dot-points from a student and work with them to create an incredibly thorough, sophisticated and articulate response - the point of these tutoring sessions is not just for me to force my answers onto every student (which surprisingly a lot of tutors do, creating a predicament in that all their students will memorise the same "exemplar" response) but for me to help them find their voice and craft answers that are uniquely their own. This is what makes you stand out and this is how you are going to shine in those interviews amidst a sea of candidates who are all incredibly capable.

I know interviews are scary - especially when you are not used to speaking in front of strangers it is incredibly daunting to be forced into a highly intensive, rapid-response type scenario where you must formulate answers with barely a minute to think. Likewise it is just as intimidating to have a long-form interview where you have to grapple with trying to represent who you are as a person with just a few sentences at a time.

I've gone through all these same adversities and I struggled IMMENSELY with my confidence - basically stumbling over every single word when I first started practising. But I was able to overcome all of these difficulties and secure myself a place in medicine! And in doing so I have also learned the skills to help many students also achieve their dreams! I am passionate about what I do and I want to help you become the best version of yourself so you can put your best foot forward in the interviews. If we work together, there is no obstacle that is too great!

Will be offering group tutoring / group mock sessions for medical interviews on top of one-on-one sessions. Group lessons for med interview training may be unappealing for some but I would argue a group environment can be incredibly useful for students. It not only gives you the chance to see how others formulate answers and address different issues but also puts you in a slightly more pressurised environment so you can practice managing your nerves in front of strangers - just like you would be doing on the actual day of the interview!
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And just as a final note, I would like to address my hourly fee. I know that the prices I set may certainly be eyebrow-raising to many but I would like to clarify why I set the price that I do. Like I have said before, tutoring is not just some “business” to me. I am passionate about helping students and I only take on an amount of students that I think is appropriate for my schedule - that is because I want to ensue that each and every student is properly receiving the attention and guidance that they need. I know the hourly price for my services does appear quite steep but that is only because I would be supplying highly personalised feedback and would also be setting time aside outside of the lesson to help plan for later sessions.

There are many tutors out there who charge significantly higher rates - and of course it’s not a competition but I would just like to remind you that I’m not just pulling numbers out of thin air when deciding upon my hourly fee. I simply set the price based on how much time I have and after thorough consideration of the quality of tutoring that I am providing to my students. The truth is that I am CONFIDENT that I am able to help you and I also have the impressive results of my students to back me up. And so I know that the amount I charge is not just some financial scheme but because I KNOW that I can in fact deliver successful results!

I not only have multiple years of experience as a medical student (right in the heart of the action) but also multiple years of experience as a tutor for aspiring medical students. I can not only tell you exactly what medical schools are looking for in their candidates but I also have knowledge of where students tend to go wrong in their preparation and how to help them move past these obstacles.

But of course, it is not my job to tell you what you should/should not be paying as that is up for YOU to decide! Only you know your needs best, I am simply telling you all of this so you get a sense of who I am and hopefully you can see that I’m not just out to make a quick buck!

Please contact me if you have any further enquiries regarding my services. I look forward to guiding you through the difficult process of preparing for Medicine!

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Experience

Have been tutoring with Alchemy tuition for a year.
Students in 2020 who achieved scores ranging from the 95th - 98th percentile (highest score 3100)
Students in 2021 achieved scores ranging from 93rd - 99th percentile (highest score of 3240)
Students in 2022 all achieved in the 90+ percentiles with the highest score of 3210

Qualifications

Achieved a score of 97 for the UCAT (on the first attempt)
Achieved a score of 99 for the UCAT (on the second attempt) --> total score of 3310

Currently studying Medicine at Western Sydney University (graduating 2025)

Rates

$250 an hour for one-on-one medical interview training if starting in the 2nd half of September or later
$200 an hour if starting one-on-one interview training in the first half of September or earlier
$150 an hour for group medical interview training

Gender

Female

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Joined Tutor Finder on 05-Feb-2020 (updated profile on 31-Aug-2026)