Why SCA Focus exists
Most preparation is based on assumption, not what RCGP examiners are actually looking for
There's a lot of SCA advice out there. Most of it is well-intentioned. But a significant amount is imprecise or simply not grounded in what the RCGP examiners are looking for. Everything we teach is anchored in the school of thought as explained by RCGP examiners, packaged and delivered to you.
Your time is limited: preparation should be high-yield
You're a GP trainee. You have clinics, e-learning, supervision, portfolio entries, and a life. The last thing you need is a course that pads its content to justify its price. SCA Focus is designed to give you the highest-yield insight in the least time. The free monthly webinar covers the essentials clearly. The plans give you 240+ cases to work through with a study partner, a provisional score within minutes of any consultation you send for AI grading, and the option to put one in front of a GP who writes back about what actually happened in yours. Nothing is there to fill time.
What we focus on
- ●Accuracy over anecdote. Everything is grounded in what RCGP examiners are actually instructed to look for, not rumour, not conventional wisdom.
- ●Skills over knowledge. The SCA scores consultation skills. ICE, shared decision-making, handling uncertainty, managing emotion: these are the domains that matter and the ones we practise.
- ●Efficiency. Concise, direct, no filler. Your preparation time is finite and should be spent on what actually moves the needle.
- ●Honest feedback. Send a consultation for GP review and you'll hear what you did well and what cost you marks, including the subtle habits that get noticed and that most people never get told about.
BMS, MBBS, MRCGP
Dr Brandon Ten-Fah
A GP with a passion for medical education, always thinking about how to make the learning experience better for those in training.
MBBS, MRCGP
Dr Oladotun Arogun
A GP and medical educator, writing the cases and reading the consultations you send for review.