MTS delivers ICBSE computer-based exams to hundreds of trainee surgeons across 6 cities in the UK
Matthew Steele
MTS has successfully delivered the high-stakes ICBSE (Intercollegiate Committee for Basic Surgical Exams) tests to hundreds of trainee surgeons, at the most recent set of exams which took place on 13 September 2022. MTS worked successfully with Pearson VUE and others to offer the exam sessions at MTS's venues and partner venues in 6 cities across the UK: London, Birmingham, Liverpool, Coventry and Belfast. MTS also supplied the invigilation workforce, drawing these from its pool of over 350 trained invigilators nationally.
MTS has successfully delivered the high-stakes ICBSE (Intercollegiate Committee for Basic Surgical Exams) tests to hundreds of trainee surgeons, at the most recent set of exams which took place on 13 September 2022. MTS worked successfully with Pearson VUE and others to offer the exam sessions at MTS's venues and partner venues in 6 cities across the UK: London, Birmingham, Liverpool, Coventry and Belfast. MTS also supplied the invigilation workforce, drawing these from its pool of over 350 trained invigilators nationally.
The ICBSE tests are set by a consortium of Royal Colleges of Surgery in the UK and Ireland, which consists of the Royal College of Surgeons of England, the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow and the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland.