See the scoring side of your next station.
Most MMI advice tells students to be empathetic, structured and reflective. This session shows what that actually sounds like when a station is ambiguous, emotionally loaded or running out of time. It is the same material Dan teaches one to one, taught once to a group.
It suits you whether you are starting out and want the whole picture in one sitting, or you have been practising all season and want everything consolidated before interview day.
- Twelve teaching blocks covering camera setup, the eight key skills, emotion articulation, push-back, the clock, and the stations that catch people out.
- Dan's own marking sheet, line by line. What each criterion is really asking for, and what separates one score band from the next.
- One station marked live in the room, criterion by criterion, with everyone scoring along.
- The seminar's Q and A, recorded with the session. This purchase does not include a new live session or individual feedback.
- A clear next step. Choose one skill from the seminar and work on it in your next practice station.
The marking data, opened up
A full block works through de-identified Key2MD marking data: where answers lose marks, which station types cause difficulty, and what recordings show about pace and delivery. Use those patterns to decide what to listen for in your own answers.
The recording teaches the approach. The practice tool gives you repetitions and feedback on your own answers. They are separate purchases, so choose the support you need.
Twelve blocks, in the order they are taught.
Nothing is held back for an upsell. This is the whole session.
- Camera hygiene and preparing for the day
Making the setup invisible so your thinking is what gets seen.
- What is actually being scored
Not the decision you reach. How you got there, and why markers round down.
- Common red flags and pitfalls
What loses marks fastest, ranked by how often the marking data raises it.
- The master skill: show, do not tell
Side by side answers, so you can hear the difference rather than be told about it.
- The eight key skills
Humility, growth mindset, reframing, perspective taking, comfort, professional behaviour, ethical awareness and problem solving.
- Emotion articulation
Getting past "they would be sad" to the specific emotion and why it is that one.
- The first 15 seconds and the clock
How to open, where the minutes should go, and what to do if you blank.
- Push-back and the follow-up question
The moment most students come apart, and how to hold a position without digging in.
- Dan's own marking sheetThe marking sheet, line by line
The criteria sheet Dan actually marks students against, walked through in full: what each of the six criteria is really asking for, what separates one score band from the next, and which two only apply on certain stations. Most students have never seen a marking sheet at all, let alone had one explained by the person using it.
- AI analysis: real marking data
What thousands of marked answers show about where marks actually leak.
- A station marked live in the room
Watch a station from the seminar being marked criterion by criterion, and compare your own assessment.
- Speed run, take homes, then Q and A
The high-yield stations at pace, followed by the questions discussed during the seminar.
Station types covered across the day: ethics, teamwork, conflict, policy, personal reflection, and the broad "what would you do?" stations.
Turns MMI advice into examiner logic.
Four skills to work on in your next practice session.
Hear what examiners hear
What assessors are listening for beneath the words: safety, maturity, emotional intelligence, judgement and realism. Once you can hear it, you can aim at it.
Stop the mistakes that cost most
The errors that make otherwise capable candidates sound generic, defensive, performative or unsafe, and the specific habits that produce each one.
Sound warm without sounding rehearsed
How to express emotion and care in a way that reads as yours rather than as a script, which is the difference most students cannot self-diagnose.
Hold your ground under push-back
What to do when the examiner disagrees with you, and how to move your position without either caving or digging in.
The goal is that you leave knowing how to think in the room, not just what phrases to memorise the night before.
Pay once, access privately.
Buy the teaching you need, then apply it to your own answers.
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Log in and pay once
Create a free account or log in, then pay $400 AUD by card. Return to this page with the same account to access your recording.
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Set aside your viewing time
Press Start my viewing window only when you are ready. Your four-hour clock starts immediately, including time spent reading and confirming the terms. If Dan arranged a scheduled pass, it starts at the agreed time.
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Put one lesson into practice
Take notes, choose one change, and try it on a fresh station. Your first MMI review is free. Practice plans and credits are sold separately.
The same session, run in 2025.
Every quote is from a student who sat in the 2025 seminar, shared with their permission and published unedited apart from trimming.
That class was what got me over the line. I think [my interview] was just so focused on real stuff, having a full overview of what I needed to know put together like that was exactly what I needed. Happy to vouch.
Jack2025 seminar attendee
An amazing overview. I felt like I was a bit forgetful of all the key points but this really did put it all together and made sure I felt confident going into the MMI. I wish you did more than one.
N2025 seminar attendee
The seminar was fantastic. I loved it all being put together so clearly. If anything you should run this as a course throughout the year rather than one seminar, but still amazing.
Isabella2025 seminar attendee
The class was comprehensive, it covered what I wanted to be revised, and I very much liked the interesting question raised by a student about the neighbour, this was quite insightful to see play out. Your live answers were beneficial and I would attend again should I have the need.
Ms. E2025 seminar attendee
The overview class was great. Made me wish I got tutoring a bit earlier, I would have liked to have heard those points a bit earlier, but better later than never.
Edwin2025 seminar attendee
The class was awesome. Thank you for uploading the recording, I took a million notes while watching.
Arjun2025 seminar attendee
Seminar recording
The questions students ask.
What do I get for $400?
The full MMI seminar recording, including the teaching, marking-sheet walkthrough, marked station and recorded Q and A. You get one four-hour viewing window. Individual coaching, practice credits and MMI Pro are not included.
When does the viewing window start?
For a standard purchase, the four-hour clock starts when you press Start my viewing window in the player, not when you pay. Time spent confirming the terms counts. The clock keeps running if you pause the video or leave the page. A scheduled pass arranged with Dan starts and expires at its agreed times, whether or not you watch.
Do I need an account, and how do I pay?
Yes, a free Key2MD account connects your payment to the protected player. Pay $400 AUD once by card through Stripe. There is no recurring recording subscription. Log back in with the same account to watch.
Can I replay, download or share it?
You can pause and revisit parts of the recording within your active viewing window, but doing so does not stop the clock. Once the window ends, access expires. Downloads, sharing and re-recording are not permitted. The stream is watermarked to your account.
Is this worth it if I have already been practising all season?
That is a large part of who it is built for. The marking sheet block, the marking-data block and the live marked station are all things you cannot get from more volume on your own, because they show you the scoring side rather than the answering side.
Should I start with the recording or the practice tool?
Start with a free practice station if you want to see where your own answers stand. Use MMI Pro or credits for ongoing marked practice. Add the recording when you want Dan's explanation of the criteria and a worked example before you practise again. The recording supports your preparation; it does not replace speaking your answers aloud.
Hear the teaching. Try it in your next answer.
The MMI Seminar Recording. $400 AUD, one four-hour viewing window. Practical teaching to use alongside your interview practice.