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Operating Theatre Live finished touring in 2020.
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For 2021 Operating Theatre Live has been rebranded MED-SOC.
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The next generation of medical preparation event.
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STEP INTO SURGERY

EVERY THURSDAY  

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For 2020-2021 Operating Theatre Live is changing. In this revamped new series you'll step into the shoes of a real medical student. Come into the operating theatre with us to experience real surgery, learn how the organs function and boost your knowledge of how the human body works. An immersive point of view surgical experience like no other. 

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  • Linked to all the main GCSE & A LEVEL exam specifications for students 14+

  • Exam question revision

  • Live dissection of real specimens

  • Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Maths linked

  • Suitable for BTEC students too

  • Certificate for UCAS

  • Downloadable worksheet for revision

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Exclusive to medic player every Thursday.

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Watch now exclusively on MEDIC PLAYER.

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160,000 students worldwide

 

1800 secondary schools

 

Suppliers to 40 NHS Trusts 

 

Preferred suppliers to 38 Universities

 

80% of students gained places at medical school

INCREDIBLE

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"UNLIKE ANYTHING

WE'VE SEEN BEFORE"

"AN AMAZING EXPERIENCE"

"THEY'LL NEED IRON STOMACHS"

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