Pre-Clinical Masterclass: Online Lectures & Textbook posted

The Pre-Clinical Masterclass is an exam-focused summary of 1st & 2nd-year of medical school.

This Masterclass covers 12 core topics in fantastic detail, with dedicated tutorials, exam level single best answer questions and short answer questions (with video answers). Download the timetable (link below) for a full breakdown of topics covered.

This year, due to the COVID 19 pandemic, our team of lecturers and want to ensure that you have the best and safest possible revision. Which is why we have decided to move the Pre-Clinical Masterclass teaching entirely online!

Your ticket bundle includes instant access to:

• 26 hours of online tutorials recorded by Dr Jake Mann, our Pre-Clinical Guru.
• 500 Single Best Answer questions. Consolidate your knowledge and test yourself from home.
• Our ‘incredible’ 260-page colour textbook. Often described as a ‘medical bible’ this accompanies the lecture series and many students tell us how they have held onto it as a reference guide for the rest of medical school. Check out the sample in the link below…

What’s more, for as long as these uncertain times continue, we’ll drop the price from £45 to £29. And, we pledged that 5% from every ticket will be donated to the local hospitals supporting the pandemic. Happy revising, and stay safe!

Please allow for up to 5-7 working days for the textbook to arrive. We post the handout to your billing address, alternatively please select “Post to a different address” on the payment page to enter different details. Access to online content lasts for 6 months from the day of booking.

A full breakdown of topics covered:

https://one2onemedicine.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Pre-Clin-Timetable-ONLINE-2020-1.pdf

Sample from the 260-page Textbook:

https://one2onemedicine.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/Pre-clinical-2020-sample-2.pdf

Sample of the slides from the online video tutorials:

https://one2onemedicine.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Cardio-Sample-Slides-.pdf

Sample videos from our online tutorial on immunology and from the Short Answer Question on the anatomy of the lesser omentum: