I’ve been where you are
I didn’t pass the SCA first time either.
I scored 71 marks on my first attempt. It was a hard moment, but it made me look closely at what the examiners were really rewarding. On my second attempt I scored 94 marks, with 9 clear pass stations.
What changed was that I identified what the examiners are looking for in the SCA exams, and I followed a structured format for every single case. Once I knew what to look for, and how to bring it out naturally with the patient, my consultations became more focused and far more consistent.
In our sessions, I’ll share:
How I practised and how you can practise
The way I prepared for the SCA, and a practice routine you can follow yourself.
What material to use
The materials you can use to practise on your own between sessions.
A structured format
One simple structure to use in every case.
Key phrases
Key phrases you can use in your consultations.
Drilling cases together
We go through cases again and again together until it becomes second nature.