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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.

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I am a young 21 year old student (at the university) eager to help, to share my knowledge with other students in difficulty or having any problems in teaching. I will base myself on what I learned at school (in particular on my options such as science and maths, Latin, Dutch, English, ...), on my general knowledge (books, novels, tv shows, ...) and especially on my courses at the university in medicine. I want to help future medical students pass this much talked about entrance exam. Indeed I was part of the 15% who succeeded, barely 3 years ago. I know the stress it can cause for the student, as well as the type of questions and the subjects targeted.

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Courses tailored to each student's level, with clear and structured explanations. The goal is to facilitate understanding, memorization, and exam preparation. Course content: The physiology of the main organs and systems: cardiovascular, respiratory, digestive, renal and urinary, nervous, endocrine, reproductive, etc. The courses will cover, in particular: - The basics of physiology - Simplified diagrams and explanations to facilitate understanding of complex mechanisms - Tips and memorization methods to learn quickly, but above all effectively - Exercises and questions to progressively check acquired knowledge I can also support you in the long term, with regular assessments of your progress and review sessions to consolidate your knowledge as you go along. The goal is not just to memorize, but to understand, retain and be able to mobilize one's knowledge on the day of the exam.

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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,...

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Prepare for USMLE Step 1 and Step 2 CK with a focused, high-yield approach built around First Aid, UWorld, and NBME-style questions. In each session, we’ll break down difficult concepts, work through challenging questions, and connect clinical knowledge with the way it is tested on the USMLE. I’ll help you identify your weak areas, improve your question-solving strategy, understand common testing patterns, and develop a personalized study approach. Whether you’re beginning your preparation, working through UWorld, reviewing First Aid, or using NBMEs to assess your progress, the goal is to help you build strong clinical understanding and become a more confident, efficient test-taker.

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I offer structured online tutoring for medical, nursing, pharmacy, and allied health students across both preclinical and clinical subjects. I teach difficult medical concepts in a clear, practical way, focusing on understanding, clinical reasoning, and exam preparation rather than simple memorization. Lessons can be adapted to your university curriculum, current level, upcoming exams, or specific areas you are struggling with. Subjects I can cover include: Anatomy Physiology Biochemistry Histology Embryology Genetics Microbiology Immunology Parasitology Pharmacology General Pathology Systemic Pathology Internal Medicine General Surgery Obstetrics Gynecology Pediatrics Psychiatry Neurology Dermatology Ophthalmology ENT / Otorhinolaryngology Orthopedics Emergency Medicine Family Medicine Community Medicine / Public Health Infectious Diseases Cardiology Respiratory Medicine Gastroenterology Nephrology Endocrinology Hematology Rheumatology Oncology Clinical Skills History Taking Physical Examination Differential Diagnosis Clinical Reasoning Case Discussions OSCE Preparation Viva / Oral Exam Preparation MCQ and Written Exam Preparation Students can also bring lecture slides, cases, assignments, or specific topics they want explained.