Passed the AMC exam? Tutor the next candidates online
The AMC MCQ has 150 questions in three and a half hours; the AMC Clinical is sixteen stations. Candidates spend months on both, mostly alone. A doctor who passed last year and can say "this is how I structured the last six weeks, and this is what the clinical stations really test" is worth paying for.
What AMC tutoring looks like
- MCQ: how you split the topics, which resources paid off, how to pace 150 questions, what to do in the last week.
- Clinical: mock stations with you as the patient or examiner, then feedback on history taking, examination flow and the eight-minute clock.
- After the exam: AHPRA registration, the internship hunt, what the first weeks in an Australian hospital are like.
Never shared: recalled questions or station content. The AMC treats exam content as confidential and so does PassPeers.
Rates
You set your own rate. Most AMC tutors on PassPeers charge AUD 60 to 120 an hour; clinical mock sessions are at the upper end.
Payment
- A candidate sends a free request.
- You accept by email and offer a time within seven days.
- They pay by card through PassPeers and get the video link.
- Payout to your bank through Stripe after the session. PassPeers keeps 15 %; no fees, no subscription.
No session, no payment: the candidate is refunded.
What you need
- Your AHPRA registration number on the profile so candidates can verify you passed.
- A quiet room, webcam and stable internet.
- From one hour a week.
The income is taxable like any freelance work; check the rules where you live.
Preparing yourself? See the tutors for AMC MCQ and AMC Clinical.