Medical Projects Reviews 166

Honestly, Medical Projects London was on of the best weeks in my entire life. I met the kindest and sweetest people there. The experience is once in a lifetime type! And I will forever be grateful for having the privilege to go for it. What I learnt there will definitely help me in many ways to secure a place in medical school. I would totally recommend it to anyone I promise you won’t regret it! :)

It was definitely a once in a lifetime experience, I am so glad I went on Project London! Getting an insight to what life would be like as a med student was really fun and exciting, as well as being given the opportunity to make new friends! The staff were lovely and extremely helpful! Would definitely recommend to anyone wishing to persue a career in healthcare in the future!

Fantastic Experience! Other than the hostel. The hostel that we stayed in was not great, but it provided what was necessary. The experience provided me with sufficient information in preparation for my medical interviews. The experience provided multiple medical simulations which are usually exclusively reserved for university students. The simulations were both enjoyable, fun and provided us medical knowledge and feedback.

The Medical Project is a great experience where you learn a lot about being a doctor and medical school. You learn about the A & E through very realistic simulations. You also get a chance to practice for interviews and recieve personal feedback. You also get to explore London and meet incredible people. I would definitely recommend the Medical Project! :)

Very helpful experience! We aquired many useful skills and made some great friends!

It was the most amazing experience I have ever had, I miss the group so much now!

I had an amazing experience during my time with the project, the staff are very friendly and helped us throughout the week. I have learnt a lot of things about the life of a doctor and also was taught what I have to do in order to apply for a medicine course in UK universities. I would definitely recommend it to my friends!

From our first enquiry to meeting our son after The Medical Insights Day, I cannot fault the level of professional and warm service, care and communication. My son came out so motivated and full of enthusiasm with absolutely no doubt that he wants to go into Medicine. You cannot lose, if your child loves it, worth every penny, if they hate it, you've prevented them making the wrong career choice. Highly recommend this day and we will definitely be back for the full week next year.

It was spectacular. The people were amazing and very kind. They are all friendly and this trip truly taught me a lot. I have barely known anything about medicine but this trip has opened my mind to one of the best things in my life and it really teaches you communication and leadership skills as you do the many simulations. I would recommend this trip for any medical student looking to know a bit more with a real doctor and for anyone that wants to do this just to know a bit about medicine.

very nice week especially as we had a lot of time to get to know everyone. It would have been better to have two weeks because it's at the end that people really started to do stuff together and it would have been cool to have another week or at least a week-end. Maybe I would have liked to shadow a doctor during a whole day to have a better idea of what it's like. But else it was really nice :)

Project London was a very good experience and gave a good insight into life as a doctor as well as advising us in regards to our university applications. I would reccommend this to anyone wanting to become a doctor.

I learn lot, specially from the simulations. They thought me how important communications is in a medical team and help me how to find the problem and solve it under pressure. Besides that, the trips we made and the people were fun.
All in all it was a great experience and would recomend it to others too.

Even though i've never done any other medical projects, I would still recommend Project London to anyone. The staff were kind, I made such great friends and the atmosphere was great. I learnt a lot about medical school and it really helped me understand the realities of it. The days went by so quickly because everyday was so interesting and tiring but I would do it all over again if I could- by far one of the greatest experiences of my life!

The Medical Project at London provided me with a great opportunity to get a much closer look at medicine. Being in a group with like-minded people from all over the world was also enjoyable - we not only shared our passion for medicine but also found out the cultural difference between many of us, and that can be really beneficial for our future. This experience largely broadened my horizon and I will definitely recommend any of you to have a try!

During my experience in Medical Projects, I had an amazing time. I learnt a lot, made new friends, I had a very enjoyable experience and I could experience medicine in a very close way. It was a great experience that demonstrated me that I want to study medicine 100%, and that has helped me a lot to make this decision.

An amazing experience with some amazing people. On this regrettably only 5-day long course, I had some of the most fun and met some of the best people I’ve ever known. Couldn’t recommend more. It was also very helpful regarding the hospital experience and interview practise aspects but let’s be honest, the people make it!

The best experience of my life!! The 2 weeks I spent in Tanzania has confirmed my desire to study Medicine. I rotated between Outpatient, Medical and Paediatrics wards where the doctor mentors explain every case to you. From weighing babies to taking vitals, the time in the hospital was eye-opening, showing the vast differences between medicine in the UK compared to Africa. The placement was well organised and the staff try their best to get you every opportunity possible. I observed a C-section and total hysterectomy , which was amazing. You will get so many invaluable experiences and I cannot recommend it enough
I met so many great people that made my time there so much more enjoyable. The activities are so fun, like going to a waterfall and visiting local markets.
Overall, the trip combines the chance to observe a different healthcare setting that is so well planned, the opportunity to make new friends and obtain invaluable skills. 100% recommend, you will not regret it!!

Medical projects London, was an amazing experience that really helped me decide whether I want to study medicine but also it helped me understand what life as a medical student and doctor is and will be since we had the opportunity to be taught by a real doctor and a medical student. Since it was my first time travelling via plane alone, I was slightly scared of the arrival, but everything went fine, I met with the medical student (Safi) very easily at the airport. The whole week was full of useful information as well as fun, especially in the simulation suit with the patient which was stressful at the beginning, but towards the end when we managed to save him it was very rewarding. The whole experience was great. Thank you :)

My week in London with Medical Projects was a great experience!! It gave me a huge insight into life as a medical student. I especially loved the simulations where we worked in small teams and had to determine what was wrong with a patient by asking questions.

I got the opportunity to be in Project Kilimanjaro for two weeks. It has left a lasting impression on me and has motivated me to work towards my goal of studying medicine in the future.

The hospital experience was remarkably planned. From taking vitals to watching a baby being born, each and every opportunity that we got was very valuable. It was also fascinating to be able to observe what its like to be in the shoes of the doctors and nurses.

To wrap it up, the whole experience strikes a good balance between educational mornings and fun activities in the afternoons. The medical project team supported us with tips and tricks for interviews and entrance exams. So for anyone out there, who wants to study medicine, go for it, I strongly recommend joining the pre medical project in Kilimanjaro!