Much much more engaging than expected. Just thought it’d be a long, boring, and nerve wracking weekend that would make me feel maybe a little dumb, but knew it’d probably be good for me. Turns out it was a genuinely all round enjoyable experience, one of the more positive medical education experiences I’ve had. Excellent faculty, each member. Clearly comfortable with each other and their knowledge and this helped us as students feel more at ease. In a similar vein the way in which it was facilitated made the group of participants quickly comfortable with each other. Very supportive bunch of candidates despite varying expertise. I liked that we stayed with the same group for scenarios the next day, as we felt safe/like we could mess up with them if that makes sense. Loved the little games that were brought in. Targeted feedback during practice scenarios was especially useful, and gave me a lot to take into the final assessment. Honestly allowed me to surprise myself. I’ve done sims involving components of ALS but never a formal course, and it all just seemed consistently above me especially when attending with more senior medical personnel who know what to do. I’ve never felt like I could be capable of leading in such a situation before. Side note, delicious food and a very fancy “store room” to eat in. In short really glad I did this and through this company. Thank you Nat, Will, Bryan, Fiona, Jess!!! All very knowledgeable and approachable and really went that extra mile to be accessible. Really appreciate all of your efforts!!