Truth be told,

I’m probably the last guy anyone should listen to about section 1.

Mainly because I grew up not speaking any English, sucked at it in high school and have always hated poetry.

=> Learn how even people as bad as me can do well in Section 1 this September

Frankly,

There’s nothing ‘whiz-bang’ about any of m’methods.

They’ve been called overly-simplistic and tedious… and they take effort before you see results.

But,

They’ve helped me and countless others, who were even worse than me, develop the skills to understand just about any piece of convoluted section 1 stimulus material and answer the most difficult and unexpected questions correctly.

They’ve helped people like Dongxu, who barely spoke English, get through Section 1 and get into a medical school.

They’ve helped science students who haven’t read a piece of literature or poetry since… well, ever.

They’ve even helped people who did English in school but have since forgotten most of it, and realised that GAMSAT ain’t no high school English exam…

And they can probably help just about any other GAMSAT candidate do the same too.

That is…

If you engage your brain, and if you aren’t a lazy bum who’s allergy to hard work or is looking for the ‘magic pill’ for section 1.

So when one of my Bootcampers reached out and said,

“I have neglected section 1. but I feel ok about it because of my practice test results…” I was pretty darn chuffed with m’self.

That’s because,

If she can neglect Section 1 for months and still do well when because she implemented just some of these techniques, imagine what you can do in the when you apply them all.

Either way,

I’m running a live training webinar which goes into some of these saucy section 1 ‘secrets’.

Here’s the link to attend.

Cheers,

Dr “If I can do this you can too” Tom