Structure for AMC Part 1, the AMC Clinical exam, PESCI, your AHPRA CV and your first Australian job. One continuous trace — not five separate products.
INDEPENDENT · NOT AHPRA, AMC, RACGP OR ACRRM
Every answer you need exists — spread across a regulator's PDF, four Reddit threads, a Facebook group and a WhatsApp chat. We put the sequence in one place and tell you honestly where you are in it.
2 products are running live today. The rest of the trace opens as each cohort fills — no fake launch dates.
LIVEA live 2.5-hour session with an instructor — the AMC CAT MCQ exam, decoded, and your own study plan against your real exam date.
LIVELive virtual OSCE station practice — the exam most International Medical Graduates don't fail on knowledge.
Same exam date, same room. You get grouped with people sitting AMC Part 1, AMC Clinical or PESCI in the same window you are — not dropped into a forum of five thousand strangers at every stage at once.
AMC Part 1 into AMC Clinical, into PESCI, into your AHPRA CV, into your first Australian job. Every stage connects — and knowing the order is most of the fight.
SOURCES: AHPRA · MEDICAL BOARD OF AUSTRALIA · AMC
No. img.coach is an independent coaching service. We are not a regulator, an exam body, or a migration agent, and nothing here implies endorsement by one. Always confirm requirements against AHPRA, the Medical Board of Australia and the AMC directly.
No, and anyone who tells you otherwise is selling something. We give you structure, honest odds and a straight answer when you're not ready. No coaching product can guarantee an exam result, registration or a job.
AMC Part 1 is the computer-adaptive MCQ exam — knowledge, sat at a test centre. The AMC Clinical exam (Part 2) is performance: consultation structure, communication and examination technique under a station clock. Most people who struggle with Clinical don't have a knowledge gap, they have a performance gap. They need different preparation, which is why we run them as separate products on the same trace.
It depends on the registration type and position you're applying for, and which college assesses you. This is exactly the kind of question we answer with a source line attached rather than a guess — check the Medical Board of Australia's PESCI page and the relevant college, and bring the specifics to a call.
Yes. Sessions run on set recurring dates and you can move between cohorts or step out entirely from your account settings. If your exam date moves, tell us and we'll move you.
What changed at AHPRA or the AMC, what to check next, and which cohorts are opening. No hype, no “guaranteed” anything.
