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In order to prepare for the ADC written examination (Part-1) – the Dental Career Advancement Program . The Scenario-based Question (SBQ) exam, which is part of the ADC dentist assessment process to evaluate overseas trained dentists’ knowledge, judgement, clinical skills, and professional competencies, is part of the Intensive exam preparation course, which helps ADC candidates who have already booked a date for the exam to enhance their professional knowledge and prepare for the SBQ exam. This non-awarded ADC exam preparation workshop will give International Dentists the opportunity to learn about the evaluation and examination procedures that have been accepted for registration in Australia. Using their existing dental knowledge and skills, as well as life experiences, students will be able to demonstrate their understanding of the Australian dental system by completing an examination in this course. In addition, the course intends to help students with reading, interpreting, and understanding ADC examination questions. In order to answer the most difficult analytical questions on the ADC written examination, students are taught to be ADC-savvy and to execute ADC strategies through a full understanding of Therapeutic Guidelines and Odell Case situations for clinical Dentistry. The course is designed to foster critical thinking, concept testing, and the generation and expansion of dental knowledge in order to produce qualified, self-assured, and safe Australian dentists.

The course is offered to those candidates looking to appear for the exam immediately. The course has been specifically designed and curated to be aligned as per the disciplines and subdisciplines that the candidates will be tested on the day of examination.

To be eligible to apply for IHM’s ADC written examination preparation course you must: Hold a minimum qualification(s) i.e, a bachelors degree in Dentistry The minimum required qualifications vary between professions. Dentists: must hold at least a four-year, full-time university dental degree, or diploma at an acknowledged university. To be eligible to apply for a written examination you must have successfully completed the initial assessment process.

After successfully completing the IHM’s ADC written examination preparation course, you will be well prepared to ace the Australian Dental Council’s (ADC) Written examination. The curriculum will offer you all you need to know about the Australian healthcare system and current standards of practice. After passing the written examination, you may continue your study for the ADC practical examination by enrolling in IHM’s complete ADC practical examination preparation course at our Melbourne campus. For students who have passed the ADC written examination, we offer a four-week comprehensive ADC practical examination preparation course and an online communication OSCE preparation course. Don’t worry, we’ll be there to help you through the process of obtaining your Australian dental practitioner registration and beyond.