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Interview skills for Medical school
Whether you are facing Traditional interviews that are open/closed, multiple-mini-interviews (MMI’s), or Panel interviews, Briony can coach you through. She has successfully brought students around to be admitted to many of the top medical schools and dentistry programs in the US and Canada for over 20 years.
Interviewing for a new school
Presenting with Confidence has experience guiding students through their interviews for many Ontario private schools and various Universities and Colleges.
Briony played a big role in helping our son, and even though it took a long time for him to finally be accepted at a school of his choice, we did succeed, and what Briony taught him has stayed with him. She gave him the confidence to keep going with his many interviews. And now, the confidence to start on this new, great challenge ahead.
One-on-one sessions are ideal for working on your interview technique.
Briony has designed exercises to help young people be more responsible for how they present themselves. She will role-play the interview, polishing manners and assisting young clients in mastering the perfect handshake. If needed, she will work on strategies to control nerves or fidgeting. She will also help students and their parents feel prepared and confident about what to expect and what they can gain from the interview process.
If you would like to book a one-on-one session and discuss fees, please contact Briony.
“What I thought was great about Briony’s approach was that instead of addressing interviewing techniques from the get-go, she took a more fundamental approach of helping me improve on basic social skills and behaviours, like eye contact, carrying a normal conversation, listening, having confidence in pressured situations, tips for manipulating the course of a conversation/interview, etc. From there, it was a lot easier to improve my interview skills with other various techniques. After a few months of hard work and practice, it finally clicked! I really appreciate all the time, effort, and care Briony put in for my benefit; she was a big part of my acceptance into UofT med school this year.”