Now building for NAC OSCE Canada

Practise the encounter before it counts.

Study complete Canadian stations in Tutor Mode, then practise with responsive AI patients and structured feedback that shows you exactly how to improve.

No credit card required First station free
Station readiness82%
AI encounter in progress08:42
DC
Daniel Chen, 56Emergency department
PatientI have this heavy pressure in the middle of my chest, and it is not going away.
YouI'm sorry you're experiencing this. When did the pressure start?
Listening…
CommunicationEmpathy cue recognized
Physician-reviewed content Canadian clinical context Realistic 11-minute stations
Built for performance

Knowing medicine is only half the station.

OSCE success depends on how you organize, communicate, respond, and make safe decisions under pressure.

01

Speak, don’t just read

Interview responsive simulated patients using your voice. Ask naturally and receive answers that follow the clinical script.

Natural voice interaction
02

See what you missed

Review your transcript against a transparent rubric and understand the exact clinical, communication, and safety gaps.

Evidence-linked feedback
03

Build exam-day rhythm

Practise single stations or complete timed circuits with realistic preparation, encounter, and transition periods.

NAC-style timing
04

Study every role

Use Tutor Mode to work through candidate instructions, patient-only cues, examiner checklists, viva answers, and a model approach at your own pace.

Text-based guided study
Canadian station library

Practise what the station demands.

NAC-IM-001Free station
Internal Medicine11 min

Acute central chest discomfort

Emergency department · History + oral questions

Difficulty
NAC-PSY-001
Psychiatry11 min

Low mood and safety assessment

Urgent primary care · History + management

Difficulty
NAC-OBGYN-001
Obstetrics & Gynecology11 min

Bleeding in early pregnancy

Urgent primary care · Focused history

Difficulty
Post-station review 82%

You built rapport quickly and explored the chest-pain characteristics well. Before offering nitrates, remember to ask about PDE-5 inhibitor use.

Information gathering84%
Clinical reasoning76%
Communication91%
Patient safety68%
Safety-critical learning pointAsk about recent erectile-dysfunction medication before considering nitrates.
Complete practice loop

Every station turns into a plan.

1

Choose your station

Filter by specialty, task type, or the skill you need to strengthen.

2

Study or simulate

Open Tutor Mode to learn every cue, or enter AI Practice for a timed encounter.

3

Review transparent feedback

See rubric evidence, missed cues, safety items, and a focused next step.

4

Repeat with purpose

Track domain trends and revisit weak areas until performance is consistent.

Your first track

NAC OSCE Canada

Purpose-built practice for international medical graduates preparing to demonstrate safe, patient-centred care in the Canadian context.

Original physician-reviewed stations Canadian clinical context Full timed mock circuits Domain-level analytics
NACOSCE
Simple, focused access

Start free. Practise when you're ready.

Choose the depth of preparation that matches your exam plan.

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Experience the complete practice loop.

  • 3 complete practice stations
  • AI patient conversations
  • Basic rubric feedback
  • Progress snapshot
Most popularNAC Complete

$39/month

Build confident, repeatable exam performance.

  • Full NAC station library
  • Unlimited AI patient practice
  • Transcript and rubric review
  • Full timed mock circuits
  • Advanced analytics
Study Group

$59/month

Practise and improve with up to five candidates.

  • Everything in NAC Complete
  • Peer-practice rooms
  • Examiner and patient role modes
  • Shared group analytics

Monthly subscription pricing shown in CAD. Secure checkout supports promotion codes and clear renewal terms.

Questions, answered

Know what you're practising with.

Exam preparation should be clinically sound, transparent, and honest about what practice scores mean.

No. OSCE Center is an independent examination-preparation platform. Our practice stations are original learning resources and do not reproduce confidential examination content.

Yes. Solo practice pairs you with a responsive AI simulated patient, realistic timing, transcript review, and structured feedback. Peer and tutor-led modes can be added later.

Your encounter is assessed against a transparent practice rubric covering information gathering, clinical reasoning, communication, organization, and patient safety. It is developmental feedback—not an official MCC score.

Yes. The platform can expand to PLAB 2, AMC Clinical, medical-school OSCEs, and other clinical-skills tracks.

Your next station starts here

Turn clinical knowledge into confident performance.

Practise a complete Canadian OSCE encounter today—free.