Veterinary medicine application packages, courses & tutoring

Everything: work experience planning, SAQ guide and reviews, personal statement edits, vet school selection, interview coaching and mocks, and 24/7 access to a veterinary application specialist who mentors you throughout your UCAS application. The three tiers differ only in the number of flexible 1-1 tutoring hours included.

Only the Ultimate Vet Package includes mentoring from a qualified vet throughout the year, the initial consultation to plan your whole application, and bespoke vet school selection advice. Individual packages cover a single stage, such as SAQ reviews or interview coaching, with no mentor joining the stages up.

If you want support across more than one stage, the Ultimate Vet Package also works out cheaper than buying each service separately.

No UK vet school uses the UCAT, which is why our vet programme focuses on what vet schools actually score: work experience, the written SAQs used by schools such as Bristol and Nottingham, your personal statement and interviews.

The Supplementary Assessment Questionnaire is a scored set of written questions some vet schools email you after your UCAS application, covering your work experience, motivation and understanding of the profession. It is often the difference between an interview and a rejection. We review and edit your answers for every university on your list, every SAQ is checked by our head vet, Dr Rebecca, and you can read our full SAQ guide here.

We recommend the 20-hour package: it leaves comfortable room for SAQ reviews, personal statement work and interview preparation. The 10-hour tier suits students who mainly want the mentoring and strategy, and 30 hours suits students starting early or applying to several SAQ universities.

Absolutely, we will do whatever it takes to help you win a place. Be aware that adding hours later is more expensive than choosing a bigger package at the start.

Now, in Year 12, is the right time for 2028 entry, and for vet school it matters even more than for medicine. Work experience is the main thing: placements take months to arrange, vet schools expect both clinical and animal husbandry experience, and how much each school asks for is set out in our vet school work experience guide. Regular volunteering, free MOOCs, wider reading and an EPQ if you are doing one run alongside your placements through Year 12. You write your personal statement over summer 2027, ahead of the 15 October 2027 UCAS deadline, some vet schools send SAQs after you apply, and interviews run through winter 2027/28. You can join later in 2027 too, but starting in Year 12 leaves the most time for placements.

The Ultimate Vet Package is now for 2028 entry. If you applied for 2027 entry, your next steps are SAQ reviews if your vet schools send them, then interview preparation: our 1-1 vet school interview coaching and vet school mock interviews are built for this stage, using past questions from the vet schools on your list.

A qualified vet. Veterinary mentoring is led by Dr Rebecca Massie, a practising veterinary surgeon and Royal Veterinary College graduate, and Ultimate Vet Package students are mentored personally by a vet on our team, supported by specialist statement and interview tutors.