nMCRGP - FAQ

AKT
Q Where can I find out more about this Module?
A The TCGP website has information, sample questions and presentations about the AKT here

Q When can I sit this Module?
A At any time during your training. Dates of the next available sittings can be found here

Q Are there any sample papers I can see?
A Yes the RCGP have posted a sample questions here

Q Is there a time limit after passing the AKT?
A Yes, this is only valid for three years, bear this in mind when planning to sit it, particularly if you are considering a break or are intending to undertake part time training thus extending your training period.

Q Is there a time limit after passing the CSA?
A Yes, this is only valid for three years, bear this in mind when planning to sit it, particularly if you are considering a break or are intending to undertake part time training thus extending your training period.

Q How Long is the CPR certificate valid for?
A. The College position has not changed on this point with the introduction of nMRCGP. The College regulations state that a GPStR requires to have a valid CPR/AED certificate at the time of their application for a CCT.
NHS Trusts state CPR is mandatory on an annual basis, and this is the requirement of the Northern Deanery

nMRCGP and new assessments

General information from College website about new assessments linking to:
http://www.rcgp-curriculum.org.uk/examinations_and_assessment.aspx

Information from the College about the Applied Knowledge Test (AKT) linking to:
http://www.rcgp-curriculum.org.uk/nmrcgp/akt.aspx

Information from the College about the Clinical Skills Assessment (CSA) linking to:
http://www.rcgp-curriculum.org.uk/nmrcgp/csa.aspx

Information from the College about the Workplace Based Assessment (WPBA) linking to:
http://www.rcgp-curriculum.org.uk/nmrcgp/wpba.aspx

 

Final dates for the CSA Sittings for 2009

Click here for  CSA examinations in 2008 - 2009