Complete sample station

Free CCE sample station: Fitness to Drive

One complete CCE Complete station, exactly as delivered in the course: focused briefing, a full Fellowship-standard consultation and the detailed marking walkthrough, about 21 minutes in all. Enter your email to get 3 more complete stations.

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How the station demonstrations are created: each station is purpose-built as a complete CCE teaching simulation. The patient role is delivered by an AI-generated simulated patient, and every station is reviewed by Dr Brian Stewart before release for clinical accuracy, consultation structure, Fellowship-standard performance and teaching value.

What the marking shows

The marking walkthrough shows where the marks actually sit: the focused driving history, relevant examination findings, the Austroads framework, difficult communication, and a plan that protects Edmund, Nora and the public.

This is the difference between a response that signs a form and one that starts an assessment.

Clinical encounter

Fitness to drive

15:00

Patient

"Morning, doctor. I've just brought my form for the licence, if you wouldn't mind signing it. I won't take up much of your time."

Borderline
"Of course. Let me check your blood pressure and eyesight, then I can sign it for you."

Fellowship standard
"Before I complete the form, I'd like to understand how things have been going for you on the road. Tell me about your driving over the last few months."

One response signs a form. The other starts an assessment.

Free sample pack

Get 3 more complete CCE stations.

Three different clinical contexts: candidate pack, focused briefing, Fellowship-standard performance, and detailed marking walkthrough. Instant access after entering your email.

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