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Welcome to Elite Medics

Application to medical school is extremely competitive and only the most gifted candidates get through admissions. Securing a place at one of the most prestigious universities including Oxford, Cambridge, University College London and Imperial is even more difficult. It is important that aspiring medical students are given the correct tools, advice and direction to achieve their ambitions.

We are a team of doctors who have set up an intensive 2-day course offering students the ultimate preparation skills to secure a place into medical school.

We teach you 1 module per month- intense crash course designed to get you ahead of your class.

5 hours of math revision on a SATURDAY

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Welcome to Elite Medics

Application to medical school is extremely competitive and only the most gifted candidates get through admissions. Securing a place at one of the most prestigious universities including Oxford, Cambridge, University College London and Imperial is even more difficult. It is important that aspiring medical students are given the correct tools, advice and direction to achieve their ambitions.

We are a team of doctors who have set up an intensive 2-day course offering students the ultimate preparation skills to secure a place into medical school.

Why You Should Attend this Course?

Course Syllabus

Physics Timetable

Physics Year 10

Whole day revision on 1st Sunday of each month

SEPTEMBER :
Energy change in a system, Energy stores and systems, Changes in energy, Power and Work Done, Conservation and dissipation of energy
OCTOBER:
Energy transfers in a system, Efficiency, National and global energy resources , Energy resources
NOVEMBER:
Current, potential difference and resistance, Electrical charge, current, resistance and potential difference, Series and parallel circuits
DECEMBER:
Domestic uses and safety, Mains electricity / Energy transfers, Static electricity, Electric fields
JANUARY:
Changes of state and the particle model, Particle model and pressure
FEBRUARY:
Internal energy and energy transfersr, Specific latent heat
MARCH:
The structure of an atom, Mass number, atomic number and isotopes, Atoms and nuclear radiation
APRIL:
Nuclear equations, Half-lives and radioactive decay, Nuclear fission and fusion
May:
Exam Revision

Physics Year 11

Whole day revision on 1st Sunday of each month

SEPTEMBER :
Distance and displacemen, Speed, Velocity, Distance and Time, Acceleration, Forces, acceleration and Newton’s Laws of Motion, o 1st, 2nd and 3rd Law of motions o Forces and Braking
OCTOBER:
Scalar/vector quantities, Contact and non-contact forces, Gravity, Resultant forces, Pressure in liquids,
NOVEMBER:
Forces/elasticity and Moments, Work done and Energy, Forces and elasticity, Moments/Lever and Gears
DECEMBER:
Transverse and longitudinal waves, Properties of waves, Reflection of waves, Electromagnetic waves, Visible Light, Black body radiation
JANUARY:
Magnetism & Electromagnetism, Permanent and induced magnetism, magnetic forces and fields, The motor effect, Transformers
FEBRUARY:
Space physics , Solar system, The life cycle of a star, Orbital motion, natural and artificial satellites, Red-shift
MARCH:
Revision of Year 10 content 1
April:
Revision of Year 10 content 2
MAY:
Exam Revision

Physics Year 12

Whole day revision on 1st Sunday of each month

SEPTEMBER :
Measurements and their errors, Use of SI units and their prefixes, Limitation of physical measurements, Estimation of physical quantities, Particles and radiation, Constituents of the atom, Stable and unstable nuclei, Particles, antiparticles and photons, Classification of particles, Quarks and antiquarks
OCTOBER:
EM radiation/the photoelectric effect, Ionisation and excitation, Wave-particle duality
NOVEMBER:
Waves, Progressive and stationary waves, Longitudinal and transverse waves
DECEMBER:
Refraction, diffraction and interferences
JANUARY:
Mechanics and materials, Force, energy and momentum, Displacement, speed, velocity, acceleration, Projectile motion, Newton’s laws of motion, Work, energy and power
FEBRUARY:
Conservation of energy, Density, Hooks Law, Young Modulus,
MARCH:
Electricity, Basics of electricity, Current–voltage characteristics, Resistivity, Circuits, Potential divider, Electromotive force and internal resistance
APRIL:
Summary Lecture on Year 12 topics
MAY:
Exam Revision

Physics Year 13

Whole day revision on 1st Sunday of each month

SEPTEMBER :
Further mechanics , Periodic motion, Circular motion, Simple harmonic motion, Forced vibrations and resonance, Thermal physics, Thermal energy transfer/Ideal gases, Molecular kinetic theory model
OCTOBER:
Fields and their consequences, Gravitational and Electric fields/capacitance
NOVEMBER:
Magnetic Fields
DECEMBER:
Nuclear physics 1, Gravitational Fields & Potential, Radioactivity, α, β and γ radiation, Radioactive decay, Mass and energy
JANUARY:
Astrophysics
FEBRUARY:
Medical Physics
MARCH:
Engineering Physics
APRIL:
Electronics
MAY:
Exam Revision

Math Timetable

Math Year 10

Whole day revision on 1st Sunday of each month

SEPTEMBER :
Expanding and Factorising, Solving Linear Equations, Solving (Linear) Simultaneous Equations, Algebraic Equations, Algebraic Expressions and Simple Fractionsg
OCTOBER:
Converting (Fractions to Decimals to Percentages), Basic Laws of Indices and Surds, Introduction to Standard Form, Rounding and Significant Figuress
NOVEMBER:
Inequality Signs and Operations, Prime Numbers along with Factors and Multiples, Estimations and Approximation using bounds s
DECEMBER:
Solving Simultaneous Equations (Linear NOT Quadratic), Solving Quadratic Formulas – Factorising, Quadratic Formula (No Completing the Square)
JANUARY:
Straight Line Equations, Inequalities (Linear NOT Quadratic), Functions, Sequences
FEBRUARY:
Introduction to Ratios, Gradients and Rates of Change of Straight-Line Graphs (d-t, v-t graphs), Percentages and Interest (No Compound Interest), Direct and Inverse Proportion
MARCH:
Angles, Lines and Polygons, 2D shapes – Area, Perimeter, 3D shapes Volumes and Surfaces Area
APRIL:
Loci and Constructions, Transformations, Congruency, Scale Factors and Similar Shapes, Sampling,
MAY:
Exam Revision

Math Year 11

Whole day revision on 1st Sunday of each month

SEPTEMBER :
Surds, Laws of Indices, Standard Form
OCTOBER:
Estimation and Bounds (problem solving), Algebraic Fractions, Algebraic Proofs, Simultaneous Equations (Quadratic), Straight Line Graphs (Mention it briefly)
NOVEMBER:
Curved graphs, Transformations, Sequences, Arc & Sectors, Bearings
DECEMBER:
Circle Theorems, Compound Measures (d = m/v) and Rates of Flow, Similar Shapes
JANUARY:
Trigonometry of Right-Angled triangles, 3D Pythagoras Theorem, Vectors
FEBRUARY:
Volume & Surface Area, Histograms, Mean and Frequency Tables (Mean Frequency and Frequency Polygons)
MARCH:
Probability, Box Plots
APRIL:
Students should be comfortable with the GCSE Maths content and we can now explore some more challenging questions. Focusing on exam technique and how to best to score marks on a paper of any difficulty.
MAY:
Exam Revision

Math Year 12

Whole day revision on 1st Sunday of each month

SEPTEMBER :
Solving Quadratic Equations, Quadratic Inequalities, Straight Line Geometry, Equation of a Circle, Circles and Straight Lines, Brief Overview of: Indices and Surds, Modelling in Mechanics
OCTOBER:
(Cubic, Quartic and Reciprocal Graphs), Dividing Polynomials, Factor Theorem, Pascals Triangle, Binomial Expansion, Extremely Brief overview of: [Completing the square, Quadratic Graphs, Quadratic Simultaneous Equations], Constant Acceleration
NOVEMBER:
Transforming Graphs, Trigonometry (Sine Rule & Cosine Rule), Area of a Triangle, Graphs of trig functions, Trigonometric Ratios, Trigonometric identities, Forces and Motion
DECEMBER:
Differentiating 𝒙n, Differentiating Quadratics, Gradients Tangents and Normal, Second Order Derivatives, Stationary Points, Modelling with differentiation, Variable Acceleration
JANUARY:
Integrating 𝒙n, Indefinite and Definite Integrals, Areas under curves, Areas under the 𝒙-axis, Areas between curves and lines, Data Collection
FEBRUARY:
Vectors, Magnitude and Direction, Position Vectors, Solving Problems with vectors, Using vectors to solve geometrical problems, Data processing, presentation and interpretation
MARCH:
Exponential Functions and Modelling, Logarithms, Laws of Logarithms, Solving Equations using Logs, Probabilitys
APRIL:
Statistical Distributions and Hypothesis Testing, RECAP of any challenging topics
MAY:
Exam Revision

Math Year 13

Whole day revision on 1st Sunday of each month

SEPTEMBER :
Partial Fractions (with repeated factors), Modulus Function, Composite Functions, Inverse Functions, Transformations and Combining Transformations, Modulus Problems, Further Kinematics
OCTOBER:
Arithmetic Sequences and Series, Geometric Sequences and Series, Binomial Expansion, Forces and Motion part I
NOVEMBER:
Introduction to secant, cosecant and cotangent, Graphs of the introduced functions, Identities, Inverse Trig Functions, Addition Formulae, Forces and Motion part II
DECEMBER:
Differentiating (trig functions, exponentials, logs), Chain Rule, Product Rule, Quotient Rule, Parametric Differentiation, Implicit Differentiation, Rates of Change, Moments
JANUARY:
Integrating 𝒙n, Indefinite and Definite Integrals, Areas under curves, Areas under the 𝒙-axis, Areas between curves and lines, Data Collection
FEBRUARY:
Solving Differential Equations, Modelling with differential equations, Probability and Conditional Probability
MARCH:
3D Vectors, Solving geometric problems with vectors, The Normal Distribution part I
APRIL:
Double Angle Formulae, Solving trig equations, acos 𝒙 + bsin 𝒙, The Normal Distribution part II
MAY:
Exam Revision

Welcome to Elite Medics

Application to medical school is extremely competitive and only the most gifted candidates get through admissions. Securing a place at one of the most prestigious universities including Oxford, Cambridge, University College London and Imperial is even more difficult. It is important that aspiring medical students are given the correct tools, advice and direction to achieve their ambitions.

We are a team of doctors who have set up an intensive 2-day course offering students the ultimate preparation skills to secure a place into medical school.

Welcome to Elite Medics

Application to medical school is extremely competitive and only the most gifted candidates get through admissions. Securing a place at one of the most prestigious universities including Oxford, Cambridge, University College London and Imperial is even more difficult. It is important that aspiring medical students are given the correct tools, advice and direction to achieve their ambitions.

We are a team of doctors who have set up an intensive 2-day course offering students the ultimate preparation skills to secure a place into medical school.

Welcome to Elite Medics

Application to medical school is extremely competitive and only the most gifted candidates get through admissions. Securing a place at one of the most prestigious universities including Oxford, Cambridge, University College London and Imperial is even more difficult. It is important that aspiring medical students are given the correct tools, advice and direction to achieve their ambitions.

We are a team of doctors who have set up an intensive 2-day course offering students the ultimate preparation skills to secure a place into medical school.

Online Class Dates for Maths & Physics
(September 2020- May 2021)

September 2020 - Sat. 12^th (Maths) & Sun. 13^th September (Physics)
October 2020 - Sat. 10^th (Maths) & Sun. 11^th October (Physics)
November 2020 - Sat. 14^th (Maths) & Sun. 15^th November (Physics)
December 2020 - Sat. 12^th (Maths) & Sun. 13^th December (Physics)
January 2021 - Sat. 9^th (Maths) & Sun. 10^th January (Physics)
February 2021 - Sat. 13^th (Maths) & Sun. 14^th February (Physics)
March 2021 - Sat. 13^th (Maths) & Sun. 14^th March (Physics)
April 2021 - Sat. 10^th (Maths) & Sun. 11^th April (Physics)
May 2021 - Sat. 8^th (Maths) & Sun. 9^th May (Physics)

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What They Say About Us

“I found the course deeply insightful. The instructors were very inspiring and motivating. By the end of it, I was very sure that medicine was the right career for me, and the I took all the skills I learnt successfully into interview to get a medical school offer!”

“The clinical skills sessions was extremely useful in giving me the confidence to take to my medical school interviews. I especially liked how the clinical stations were broken down into parts, as it made it easier for me to take it all in.”

“The course instructors were very inspiring!!Definitely motivated me into a career in medicine. This course made me realise my true potential and allowed me to see myself as a doctor! I think the ongoing and free help provided with personal statements after was a big seller for me!”

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