Stop Guessing What Scores Marks.
Being a top SCA candidate is not about knowing more medicine; it's about knowing how to demonstrate a specific set of skills RCGP examiners are looking for. Skills which include handling patient expectations and emotion, exploring a patient's circumstances, ideas, concerns and expectations naturally, navigating the dilemmas thrown at you and committing to appropriate plans even when there's diagnostic uncertainty. These are exactly the skills we cover at SCA Explained. Start with What Makes a Clear Pass, our 2-hour free training, where we cover the top tips you need to secure your SCA pass.
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What Makes a Clear Pass
A 90–120 minute online training covering how the SCA is marked, common reasons candidates fail, consultation structure, time management, ICE, safety-netting and examiner expectations.
Book the Clear Pass Webinar (Free)SCA Intensive
A small-group live workshop. Maximum two active candidates each complete four realistic consultations with personalised, examiner-style feedback. Observer places available.
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Upcoming SCA Intensive Dates
Practice Does Not Make Perfect. Practice Makes Habit.
Develop Good Habits.
Real practice, real feedback, and a clear plan for what to improve before exam day.
What Makes a Clear Pass
Our free training on exactly what examiners are scoring — structure, ICE, safety-netting, and the pitfalls that cost marks.
SCA Intensive
A small-group live workshop. Two active candidates each complete four realistic consultations, with observer places available.
Score Prediction
After each consultation, get a realistic sense of where you’d score against the examiner’s criteria — not just generic feedback.
An Individual Improvement Plan
Leave the Intensive with a clear, personalised plan for what to work on before exam day.