Revision flashcards
€16Two hundred printable cards across the main body systems, a labelled diagram on one side and the question on the other.
Anatomy and exam tutoring · Dublin
Anatomy, one diagram at a time
A small room above a bookshop, for first-year medical and physio students. Short lessons, exam technique and printable revision.
To study at home
Between sessions
Exam technique guide
€12How to plan, write and check a short answer under time, with worked examples and a page of marking habits.
Mock paper pack
€10Three timed practice papers in the style of a first-year anatomy exam, with a plain marking scheme.
Tutoring
In the room, or online
Every session starts with what you already know and a pencil. Prices start at the shortest, simplest version; tell me what your course needs and I will give you the full number before we begin.
One-to-one tutoring
An hour on the topic you find hardest, with diagrams drawn together. One hour · a set of notes · one follow-up email.
from €45Small group revision
Up to five students around one atlas, working through a region before an exam. Ninety minutes · up to five people · handouts included.
from €25Exam technique session
Planning and writing short answers under time, marked on the spot. One hour · a practice paper · written comments.
from €35
Diagrams and desk
From the tutoring room
Colouring a diagram, one nerve at a timeFirst-year anatomy · week 3 The shoulder on the whiteboardOne hour · small group Atlas open, four studentsRevision evening 
The room above the bookshopNorth light, books and one skeleton 
Filming the next lessonPhone, tripod, whiteboard Revision flashcards, fanned out200 cards · printable 
The skeleton, with labelsUsed in every first session A rainy walk to the first tutorialDublin, October 
The heart and vessels mugPrinted to order 
Between lessonsThe tutoring room, Dublin
About
Hello, I’m Obiora
I was a hospital science technician before I started tutoring. First-year students arrive with a huge atlas and no way through it, so I show them how to take it one diagram at a time.
The room is a small, bright one above a bookshop in Dublin: north light, pencil diagrams and a plastic skeleton. You get the whole hour, and your own questions answered.