Some of you will already have taken them, but for those of you who still have that pleasure to look forward to, good luck in your PACES exam!
Whether you pass or not, do stop by and let us know how you found it. Also, have any PACES revision tips or if you took a PACES course that you’d particularly recommend, do tell us about it here.
Let’s hope 2010 is full of PACES success!
Keen to get in touch? Got some last-minute news about a PACES Course or an experience to share?
One way you might like to reach PACES Courses is via Twitter. We’re @PACESCourses.
With significant changes announced to the PACES exam as of October, you may be wondering how your upcoming PACES course will be affected and whether it’ll be up-to-date with the latest developments.
Course organisers: please drop me a line or add a comment here if you have any news on how (if at all) you’ve updated your particular course to reflect the changes.
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Need a break from your MRCP PACES study books? Why not watch a few videos for a change?
A quick search on Google throws up plenty of MRCP PACES videos like the one above (from PACESresources).
Are you wondering how to prepare for an upcoming MRCP PACES course?
If so, Nocturnale over in Kuala Lumpur offers some good tips on how to get the most from the course.
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Welcome to the PACES Courses blog.
In this blog we’ll be keeping you up-to-date about the various PACES Courses that are available and giving you tips on how best to prepare for your PACES exam.
If you have any PACES revision tips that you’d like to share, do drop us a quick line in the comments.
If you’re running a PACES course, we’d love to hear from you.
For everyone who’s revising for a PACES exam at the moment, keep at it! You’ll get there in the end.