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Stage 2 GPVTS CBQ Essay Paper - How to succeed
by nomad - 14559 reads, based on 8 votes
The essay type shortlisting questions (CBQ) used as part of the Stage 2 GPVTS exam seems to cause candidates much worry. There are numerous posts in forums requesting past questions and model answers, but many of these candidates are missing the point. Learning model answers given by another successful candidate is of little use in this exam, which requires you to think laterally, and relate episodes from your OWN experience.
So, if you can’t prepare by learning dozens of model answers off by heart, how can you maximise your score in this part of the assessment? First, know the basics about the exam, second know what the examiners are looking for, so you can demonstrate it, and final...
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GPVTS Stage 3 Assessments - Hints and Tips
by nomad - 11423 reads, based on 20 votes
GPVTS Stage 3 Assessments are still set at Deanery level, and the formats used differ widely. You may be faced with structured interviews, simulated consultations, group tasks, prioritisation, or communication skills tasks. This article looks at the formats and what to expect....
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GPVTS ENTRY - The New National Application process
by NOMAD - 13546 reads, based on 16 votes
As of February 2006, there is a new National process for application to GP Vocational Training Schemes (GPVTS). This article looks at the different stages in the process and how you can improve your chances of securing a place....
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2006 - Maximise your chance of securing a GP VTS place
by nomad - 11491 reads, based on 10 votes
GP training is becoming more and more competitive, and as a result many Deaneries are using structured assessments to help with longlisting and shortlisiting. As a result of recent changes in the training of junior doctors in the UK, 2006 may be the best chance ever to secure a rotation on a GPVTS. This article looks at the reasons why....
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GPVTS entry MCQ - how to prepare
by nomad - 17332 reads, based on 24 votes
Many Deaneries are now using an MCQ assessment as part of their GPVTS selection process - this can be before allowing an application, prior to shortlisting, or after shortlisting as part of an assessment centre day. Althought there is not currently a single national assessment, most Deaneries use a similar format, content and level for their MCQs. This article covers the subjects included, the level and types of questions, useful books and resources and a few practice questions....
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