the EXMD, entrance exam for Medicine now passed in Competition is now slightly more complicated. The subject of this exam is specific and requires a teaching of logic and not the simple recitation of courses learned by heart. Indeed, it is professors of Medicine who create the questions of the competition and seek to make the student reason and reflect in order to classify him. There are 4 science subjects: -Mathematics -Physical -Chemistry -Biology These four subjects are essential to master because they will follow you throughout your first two years of Bachelor. And 4 non-scientific subjects: -Ethics -Empathy -Reasoning -Communication These subjects are based on fairly simple principles and a lot of logic, which is sometimes not innate! I obviously teach for the 8 subjects.

Teacher for the non-scientific part 2 of the Medicine competition since 2017, I give you the keys and tips to know so as not to fall into the traps of reasoning. A. Assessment of reasoning, analysis, integration, synthesis, argumentation, criticism and conceptualization skills, B. Assessment of the ability to communicate by perceiving the ethical dimension and demonstrating empathy, compassion, fairness and respect. e.g. syllogisms, graphs, necessary and sufficient conditions,...

Hello, Professor for 10 years, I give specialized courses in the entrance examination of medicine with excellent results for 5 years by giving a small theory part and exercises explained for this second part Empathy, communication, reasoning and ethics do not take a long time to work on, it is simply a question of concepts and reflexes to have and my goal is to help the student to acquire these reflexes quickly. I propose a 2-3 hour session for any subject, which is normally more than enough to complete whatever chapter of the 4 chosen

I am a student in Master of Medicine having passed the entrance exam which allows me to best give courses concerning scientific subjects (maths, chemistry, biology and physics) as well as on the subjects of part 2 (Ethics , communication and empathy) I can just as easily start from the prerequisites, although a scientific basis is still appreciable, but I can also give advanced or refresher courses for people who would like a simple last-minute boost. Good pedagogue and with some experience, I am perfectly able to give private lessons for beginners as well as for people who are looking for details and advanced lessons. Available for any other questions, See you soon,