Final FICM VivaMatch

This course aims to provide candidates sitting the Final FFICM SOE unprecedented peer-to-peer viva practice opportunities in the run up to the exam.

This unique course works around your own existing schedules and working patterns to match candidates with the same availability.

VivaMatch does not require specific days of study leave, there is no need to swap shifts, you are only matched in sessions that you know you are available for.

The only requirements are a Zoom compatible device as well as professionalism and commitment to peer exam practice.

The course runs over a 5 week period, ending just before the next exam sitting.   Each and every day of this period there are 3 VivaMatch sessions (10:30-11:30, 14:30-15:30 and 19:30-20:30).  For each session, for each day of the period you will be invited to declare yourself ‘available’ or ‘not available’, and we do the rest!

We will provide you with a timetable of dates and sessions where you have been matched successfully, along with the necessary Zoom details.

In summary, this course offers:

  • Matched sessions around your own existing schedule
  • Multiple simulated examination sessions
  • Exposure to questions from a variety of peer-examiners, however i-liNE does not provide exam questions
  • Opportunity to develop and fine tune exam technique as the course progresses
  • Varied revision format – role-playing the peer-examiner and providing feedback/critique is a worthwhile experience 
  • 100% recommendation rate from previous candidates

Dealine for applications:  Thursday 7 August 2025

VivaMatch perion:  Monday 25 August 2025 - Friday 26 September 2025

“PLEASE READ the Course flyer, Key dates and Ground rules PDF, attached below.

Note that if you sign up to FFICM VivaMatch we will assume you are willing to share your email address with other FFICM VivaMatch candidates doing your sitting (very important to plan sessions or communicate last-minute changes), unless you state otherwise.

If possible sign up using an email address other than gmail and check your junk mail regularly.”