AMC Part 2 preparation course
Our AMC Part 2 course prepares you for the AMC clinical examination, the OSCE that follows the MCQ on the standard pathway to practise in Australia.
About the exam
The AMC Clinical Examination: timed stations with two minutes of reading and eight minutes for the task, covering history, examination, diagnosis, investigations and counselling. Some doctors take the workplace-based assessment route instead.
- Format
- OSCE
- Each station
- 2 minutes reading, 8 minutes for the task
- Tasks
- History, examination, diagnosis and investigations, counselling
- Alternative
- Workplace-based assessment (WBA)
Who the course is for
Doctors who have passed AMC Part 1 and are preparing for the clinical examination.
What you will study
Station practice with role-play patients, timed history, examination and counselling stations, and examiner-style feedback.
- Focused history taking
- Physical examination
- Diagnostic formulation and choosing investigations
- Management, counselling and patient education
- Timing each station: 2 minutes to read, 8 minutes to perform
- Communication and ethics in Australian practice
What your course includes
- Live online classes. Every class is taught live by your tutor, with interactive sessions where you ask questions as you go.
- Recordings for 6 months. Missed a class on a night shift? Every session is recorded and stays available to you for six months.
- PDF notes from your tutor. Your tutor shares PDF notes for the course, so you revise from the same material you were taught.
- MCQ solving together. Your tutor works through exam-style questions with you and explains the reasoning behind each answer.
- Free mock exams. Mock exams in the format of your exam are included in your course at no extra cost.
- One-to-one classes. Prefer to study alone with a tutor? One-to-one classes are available for every course on request.
The green signal
Booking an exam too early is expensive. Your tutor follows your mock results and your work in class, and gives you the green signal when you are ready to book. The green signal is your tutor's honest judgement of your readiness. It is not a guarantee of a pass.
Where this exam fits
The AMC standard pathway for international medical graduates: verified credentials, AMC Part 1 and Part 2, then an English test and registration through Ahpra.
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Verify your degree
Primary-source verification of your medical qualification through EPIC.
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AMC Part 1
150 questions in 3.5 hours, computer-adaptive, at Pearson VUE test centres. No English test is needed to sit it.
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AMC Part 2 This course
The clinical examination: timed stations of history, examination, diagnosis and counselling. Some doctors take the workplace-based assessment instead.
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English test
Needed for registration, not for the AMC exams. IELTS Academic 7 overall, with 7 in Listening, Reading and Speaking and 6.5 in Writing, or OET with 350 in Listening and Writing and 360 in Reading and Speaking (tests taken from 23 April 2026).
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Registration
Apply to the Medical Board of Australia through Ahpra.
Questions about AMC Part 2
Do I need to pass AMC Part 1 first?
Yes. You become eligible for the clinical examination after passing the MCQ exam.
What happens in a station?
You have two minutes to read the scenario and tasks, then eight minutes to complete them, such as taking a focused history, examining, explaining a diagnosis or counselling a patient.
Is there an alternative to the clinical exam?
Some doctors take the workplace-based assessment instead, which assesses performance over time in an accredited workplace.
Join the next batch
Tell us your exam and your target date. We will reserve your seat in the December 2026 batch and send you the payment link.