Medical school interview coaching
Practise live with an AI interviewer that asks follow-ups and marks you against a rubric. Add a 1:1 mock with a real medical student when you want a human in the room.
First speaking station free. No card, no lock-in.
Reps, not a monthly session
Practise as often as you like instead of waiting a fortnight for the next coaching slot.
Feedback on every answer
Structure, reasoning and communication marked against a rubric, with what to fix next.
A human when you want one
1:1 mock interviews with real medical students, at member pricing on any plan with interview access.
Pick a station
Ethics, role play, panel or personal. Reading time starts.
Answer out loud, against the clock
The interviewer listens and asks follow-ups based on what you said.
Read your marks and go again
A rubric mark per criterion and the one thing to fix before your next rep.
Interview Season Pass: A$249 once, unlimited stations until 31 January 2027. Or plans from A$29 a month. Your first speaking station is free before you pay anything.
You speak, it listens. It presents the scenario, gives you reading time, asks follow-up questions based on what you actually said, and keeps station timing. Afterwards your answer is marked against a rubric with specific feedback per criterion. It runs in the browser with your microphone, no installs.
Your first speaking station is free on the trial, no payment details required. The trial never converts to a paid plan by itself; you only pay if you choose to subscribe.
The pressure of answering out loud against a clock, being interrupted with follow-ups, and having your words assessed: that transfers. No tool can predict your exact questions and we will not pretend otherwise. What repetition builds is structure, timing and calm, which is what interviewers notice.
Interview invites across ANZ mostly land between September and December, often with a few weeks of notice. If you are waiting on an invite, starting now means the invite is exciting instead of terrifying.
Stations written for Australian and New Zealand medical school interviews.