NAC OSCE Overview by Dr. Mohammad Nasir (Jallah Academy)
https://youtu.be/Jpc1pnTIut4 Preparing for the NAC OSCE (National Assessment Collaboration Objective Structured Clinical Examination) is a critical step for International Medical Graduates (IMGs) aiming to practice medicine in Canada. At Jallah Academy, we understand how challenging this exam can be—and we are committed to helping candidates succeed with clarity, confidence, and competence. What Is the NAC OSCE? The NAC OSCE is a standardized clinical skills examination administered by the Medical Council of Canada (MCC). It evaluates whether IMGs possess the clinical knowledge, communication skills, and professional behavior expected of a Canadian medical graduate entering residency. The exam is typically required for: IMGs applying through CaRMS Candidates pursuing postgraduate medical training in Canada Exam Structure and Format The NAC OSCE consists of a series of clinical stations, usually 10–12, each lasting approximately 11 minutes. Candidates rotate through stations that simulate real-life clinical scenarios. You may be assessed on: History taking Physical examination Diagnosis and differential diagnosis Patient counseling and communication Clinical decision-making Professionalism and ethics Key Skills Assessed Success in the NAC OSCE goes beyond medical knowledge. Examiners focus heavily on: Communication skills – clear, empathetic, patient-centered interactions Clinical reasoning – logical approach to diagnosis and management Time management – effective use of limited station time Professional behavior – respect, ethics, and cultural sensitivity At Jallah Academy, we emphasize all these areas through structured training and repeated practice. How Jallah Academy Helps You Prepare As a Canada-focused medical education provider, Jallah Academy offers targeted NAC OSCE preparation designed specifically for IMGs. Our approach includes: High-yield OSCE scenarios based on Canadian standards Structured checklists aligned with MCC expectations Live and recorded mock OSCE sessions Personalized feedback from experienced instructors Emphasis on communication and professionalism, not just content Common Challenges—and How to Overcome Them Many candidates struggle with: Nervousness during patient interactions Time pressure within stations Adapting to Canadian communication styles Through repeated practice and guided feedback, Jallah Academy helps students build confidence and develop a systematic approach to every station. Final Thoughts The NAC OSCE is a demanding but achievable exam with the right preparation. Understanding the exam format, mastering clinical skills, and refining communication are key to success. At Jallah Academy (Canada), we are proud to support IMGs on their journey toward medical practice in Canada—helping turn preparation into performance and goals into reality. Ready to start your NAC OSCE preparation? Contact Jallah Academy today and take the next step toward your medical career in Canada. 👉 https://lms.jallahacademy.com
MCCQE1, Immigration and Job placement webinar ( Jallah Academy)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DKYpJkRKqVQ MCCQE1, Immigration and Job Placement Webinar by Jallah Academy Jallah Academy recently hosted an insightful webinar focused on MCCQE1 preparation, immigration pathways, and job placement, led by Dr. Mohammad Nasir Jallah. The session was designed to support internationally trained medical graduates and healthcare professionals navigating the complex journey toward practicing and working abroad. During the webinar, Dr. Jallah shared practical strategies for approaching the MCCQE1 exam, highlighting effective study methods, common pitfalls, and the importance of structured preparation. He also provided clarity on immigration processes, explaining key pathways, documentation requirements, and realistic timelines for candidates aiming to settle and work in Canada. A major highlight of the session was the discussion on job placement, where participants gained valuable insights into credential recognition, networking, and aligning clinical and non-clinical opportunities with their professional background. The webinar emphasized not only passing exams, but building a sustainable career plan. Overall, the event reflected Jallah Academy’s commitment to empowering professionals with accurate guidance, mentorship, and practical tools. Participants left better informed, motivated, and more confident about their next steps toward licensure, immigration, and meaningful employment.
