Oxbridge Interview Consultant: Medicine, Sciences, Maths, and Law
The Russet Collective prepares applicants to the University of Oxford and the University of Cambridge for their interviews. Every session is a live, one-to-one mock interview on video, led by somebody who studied or taught the student's course at Oxford or Cambridge, followed by written notes.
We are building a small panel for this December's interviews in medicine and biomedical sciences, natural sciences (physics, chemistry, and biology), engineering, mathematics, computer science, and law.
The work
- Live one-to-one mock interviews on Google Meet, in your subject, at times you choose.
- Unseen material and follow-up questions in the style of a real Oxford or Cambridge interview, then a short debrief.
- Clear written notes after each session, on our template, within 36 hours.
- We train you in our method before your first session.
Who we are looking for
- A degree from the University of Oxford or the University of Cambridge, or experience lecturing, supervising, or teaching there. This is the one essential requirement.
- You have sat the interview yourself, or conducted it, and want to help the next applicants through it.
- You can question a 17-year-old warmly but rigorously: you follow up, push back, and let them think out loud.
- You write clearly and kindly, because families read your notes.
- Medicine: current doctors, medical students in their clinical years, and researchers who studied at Oxford or Cambridge are especially welcome.
Terms
- Self-employed, invoiced monthly and paid within 14 days.
- £60 to £85 per one-hour session, including the written notes, depending on experience and subject. Medicine, and experience interviewing or teaching at Oxford or Cambridge, attract the higher rate.
- Fully online. You set your availability and choose which bookings to accept. There are no minimum hours, and work is offered as families book in your subject.
- Busiest from mid-November to mid-December, with some sessions before and after.
- Before you start we check your identity, qualifications, and references. Most students are under 18, so an Enhanced DBS check, which we arrange, is needed.
- You need the right to work self-employed in the UK.
How to apply
Please include your CV, and tell us your college, course, and year, and the subjects you could interview in. Shortlisted applicants are invited to a 30-minute call on Google Meet, in which you lead a short mock interview.
Pay: £60.00-£85.00 per hour
Benefits:
- Flexitime
- Work from home
Application question(s):
- Do you hold a degree from the University of Oxford or the University of Cambridge, or have you lectured, supervised, or taught at either?
- Which subject could you interview in?
- Which college and course did you study or teach, and in which years?
Work Location: Remote