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We’ve just uploaded Teaching Stations 6 - 10 to OSCE AI.

Log in now to practise the latest teaching scenarios and build your confidence for PLAB 2.

Our Free PLAB 2 webinar starts now (2pm UK time) and it is just for 30 minutes.

Dr. Sze is hosting a FREE PLAB 2-focused webinar on 26th August at 2:00 PM UK time.

Join us for a focused session exploring an OSCE station, with practical guidance on how to approach the scenario effectively and with confidence.

The webinar is completely free to attend. Please register your attendance via the link below.

We've just added 5 more stations to our OSCE AI. These are the teaching stations rather than your history stations. We plan to add more soon.

We are sorry for the disruption to our OSCE AI earlier today. We experienced a technical issue that affected the service for approximately 2 hours.

The issue has now been resolved and the OSCE AI is working normally again.

We apologise for any inconvenience this may have caused and thank you for your patience and understanding.

Join our intensive 2-day PLAB 2 course with Dr Brandon Ten-Fah, designed to give you structured, practical experience across a wide range of PLAB 2 stations.

🗓️ 14th & 15th September 2026

⏰ 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM UK time

Across the two days, you’ll practise different station types, including history taking, ethics, follow-ups and more, with guidance, discussion and personalised feedback to help strengthen your approach and maximise your performance.

Course fee: £45 - covering both days and including access to a dedicated WhatsApp group and summary sheet.

📢 FREE PLAB 2 WEBINAR – TODAY AT 2:00 PM (UK TIME)

Knowing the clinical content is only one part of PLAB 2. Recognising what an OSCE station is assessing, structuring your approach and communicating confidently are equally important.

Join Dr Sze today at 2:00 PM UK time for a focused preparation session. Dr Sze will work through an OSCE station and share practical, exam-focused guidance to help you approach the scenario effectively and avoid common mistakes.

Register now using the link below ⬇️

📚 Preparing for PLAB 1?

 

We’ve put together a FREE PLAB 1 Exam Tips guide with practical advice to help you plan your revision and prepare more effectively.

 

It covers when to start, how to structure your studies, using question banks and mocks, PLAB and the MLA content map, useful resources, study groups and more.

 

💎 Completely free to access and share.

 

Head over to our Instagram post below 👇

You’ll find the link to the full guide in our Instagram bio.

Please know that the GMC is making some updates to the MLA content map, which will come into effect from September 2026.

The revised map builds on the existing content, with some additional conditions and patient presentations being added rather than major changes to what candidates are already expected to know.

The content on the Plabable platform has been updated in line with the revised MLA content map, so candidates preparing for the upcoming November PLAB 1 exam can be confident that they are revising up-to-date content.

For more information of the changes to the content map, please refer directly to the GMC website.