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Who teaches you

Two specialisms, not two of the same thing.

One of us holds a postgraduate qualification in education, so the teaching is aimed at your mark scheme rather than at the topic in general. The other practises at advanced level, so the clinical reasoning goes well past the syllabus. You get both on every session.

Both registered

HCPC ×2

Both of us on the Health and Care Professions Council register, and both still working clinically. You can look us up.

Qualified to teach

PGCert

A Postgraduate Certificate in Medical and Healthcare Education — assessment design, feedback, and how adults learn under pressure.

Advanced clinical practice

MSc

A master's in Advanced Clinical Practice — clinical reasoning and decision-making well beyond the paramedic syllabus.

Enhanced check on both

DBS

Both tutors checked, with a safeguarding policy published on this site that you can read before you book.

Sat on interview panels

Both sides

Between us we have sat on the panel side of an interview, so what we teach is what a panel is actually marking rather than a guess at it.

Years on the road

20+

Combined frontline experience across emergency and urgent care, and both of us still working clinically.

The two of us

You get both of us

We teach together rather than splitting clients between us, so every session has two sets of eyes and two sets of experience in it.

Tutor One

Paramedic · PGCert Medical and Healthcare Education

NEEDS REAL VALUE — two or three sentences in your own voice. What you teach, how long you have been on the road, and why you teach.

Tutor Two

Paramedic · MSc Advanced Clinical Practice

NEEDS REAL VALUE — two or three sentences in your own voice. What you teach, how long you have been on the road, and why you teach.

Book a free call with both of us

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