MMI Mock Interviews
Do the awkward first MMI with me, not with your future school
Your first MMI is going to be rough no matter what, because the format is unlike anything else in your life. The only real question is whether that rough first circuit happens in a mock with me or on interview day at the school you've been dreaming about.
Each session runs like the real thing. You move through timed Canadian-style stations covering ethics, role-plays with a live acting partner, collaboration tasks, and health policy, and I score you against the same kind of rubric schools use. Afterwards we go back through it station by station, and you leave with a short list of specific things to drill before the next round.
What's included
- A timed multi-station mock circuit every session
- Canadian-specific stations covering CanMEDS roles, health policy, and Indigenous health
- Role-play stations with a live acting partner
- Rubric scoring and a station-by-station debrief
- A personalized fix-list you can practice between sessions
Common questions
How many mock MMIs should I do before my interview?
For most people the sweet spot is two to four full circuits. The first one exposes your weak spots, the middle ones fix them, and a final circuit in the last week locks in the confidence. Past four or five you hit diminishing returns and your time is better spent resting.
How is the MMI scored at Canadian medical schools?
Every station is scored independently by a different rater, usually on a numeric rubric that covers communication, reasoning, empathy, and professionalism. Because the stations don't talk to each other, one bad station rarely sinks you. Consistency across the circuit matters far more than being perfect at any single one.