International medical graduates (IMGs) account for a significant proportion of the NHS workforce.
Highly interactive live online course designed to increase your chance of getting hired and build your career in NHS, UK.
Highly interactive live online course designed to increase your chance of getting hired and build your career in NHS, UK.
NHS Jobs, CV Writing and Interview Preparation
Live Online Course
- Certificate for CV & Appraisal
- Recordings available
- Access from Anywhere! Anytime! Any device
Highlights
- How to apply for NHS Jobs?
- Job Application form and procedure
- NHS Job Profile
- Creating the Perfect CV for NHS jobs
- Interview Preparation for Medical, Surgical and A&E Jobs
- Mock Interview
According to the figures in the last General Medical Council registration statistics report, nearly a third of the current registered medical practitioners in the UK qualified overseas.
Target Audience
- Pre/Post PLAB Candidates
- Foundation Year Doctors
- New NHS Doctors
- All IMGs wish to start a medical career in the UK
Timetable
Full course agenda will be published shortly…
Calling all IMGs (International Medical Graduates)
NHS Jobs, CV Writing and Interview Preparation
£ 20
00
Early-bird until 31st Aug 2021 -
This course will be delivered by highly experienced UK based tutors.
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