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The AMC has embarked on a major project to redesign the Standard Assessment Pathway for international medical graduates so that it continues to evolve in a way that supports future workforce needs, maintains relevance, and reflects best practice in licensure assessment.

The project is exploring several interconnected areas, including:

  • the purpose and structure of the pathway
  • factors influencing performance
  • and opportunities to better support international medical graduates in preparing for their exams.

To support this work, we’re developing more resources to help prepare international medical graduates for AMC examinations  and integration into the Australian medical workforce. This includes a series of podcasts aligned to the AMC’s publication Good Medical Practice and a list of curated resources to assist doctors studying for the AMC examinations that is updated regularly.

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