The IMAT 2027 Spring Course
65 hours of live classes from 26 January to 24 April, in one group of 12. Every mock you sit is read by one of us.
Taught by Alex and Juliette, 20th and 37th in Europe on IMAT 2023, both studying Medicine and Surgery at Sapienza.
- Dates26 January to 24 April 2027
- ClassesTue and Thu evenings, Sat mornings, Italian time
- Group12 places, each with a personal mentor
- Mocks6 full mocks, each one read by your mentor
- Price€1,590, or €1,290 for the first 6 places
Why spring
Learn it in spring, practise it in summer
Most IMAT courses squeeze everything into the summer, when there's only time to see a topic once. This one covers the whole syllabus between February and April, finishes before your matura or IB exams, and leaves the summer for timed practice.
Every class opens with ten minutes of questions from earlier weeks, so what you learn in February is still there in September.
And it's small on purpose. Twelve students, two teachers and each one of you has one of us as a mentor: we know what each of you gets wrong, because we read it.
Your year
From the first class to exam day
- Sat 23 JanuaryMock 0, your diagnostic
- Tue 26 JanuaryFirst class
- 20 February and 13 MarchMocks 1 and 2
- Sat 10 AprilMock 3
- 15 AprilSummer Course places open
- Sat 24 AprilLast class
- MayFree for matura and IB exams
- From early JulySummer Course
- 31 July and 28 AugustSummer mocks, read by your mentor
- AutumnIMAT 2027, date set by MUR in summer
Summer Course places open on 15 April, and Spring students get them first.
Who teaches you
Two top-50 scorers, same method
Aleksander Schön (Alex)
20th in Europe out of 10,000+ candidates on IMAT 2023. Fourth year of Medicine and Surgery at Sapienza.
Juliette Touati
37th in Europe on IMAT 2023. A year at the Sorbonne, then Medicine and Surgery at Sapienza.
One of us is your mentor from January to April. We teach the whole group together, but your mentor reads your mocks, runs your one-to-ones and messages you when you start falling behind, so nobody has to start from scratch with you.
How a week works
Two evenings and a Saturday morning
Tuesday
Evening
One topic, explained briefly from our own slides. Then IMAT questions: you answer first, timed at exam pace, and we take every option apart.
Thursday
Evening
Same format, another subject. Biology, Chemistry and Physics with Maths rotate, so each one comes back every week or two.
Saturday
Morning
Logic, reading and general knowledge, or a review of what the group got wrong. After a mock it becomes a 2-hour debrief with the whole group.
Between classes there's a 20-question homework quiz each week. It takes about an hour and tells your teacher what to come back to.
The programme
The whole syllabus, weighted like the exam
The more questions a section has on the exam, the more class time it gets. Physics and Maths get a little more than their share because they take longest to learn, and logic and reading also come up in every weekly quiz.
Biology23 of 60 questions
19.5 h
Chemistry15 of 60 questions
13.5 h
Physics and Maths13 of 60 questions
14 h
Logic, reading and general knowledge9 of 60 questions
5 h
Mocks, debriefs, strategy and admissions
13 h
The plan, month by month
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Mock 0, your diagnostic, on Saturday 23 January. A 15-minute call with your mentor to plan your weeks.
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Week 1, from 25 January. Biology: chemistry of life, biomolecules, enzymes. Chemistry: the atom and the periodic table. Saturday: how to study for the IMAT, then Maths: units, scientific notation, powers, logarithms.
Week 2, from 1 February. Biology: the cell, viruses, transport across membranes. Chemistry: bonds and intermolecular forces. Saturday: Maths: algebra, equations, proportions. Logic: arguments and assumptions.
Week 3, from 8 February. Biology: cell cycle, mitosis, meiosis. Chemistry: naming inorganic compounds, types of reaction. Saturday: Maths: functions, graphs, trigonometry. Reading and general knowledge.
Week 4, from 15 February. Biology: Mendelian and human genetics. Chemistry: the mole and stoichiometry. Saturday: Maths: geometry, probability, statistics. Logic: sequences, spatial and numerical problems. Mock 1 opens at 13:30.
Week 5, from 22 February. Biology: DNA replication, the genetic code, protein synthesis. Chemistry: solutions, concentration, gas laws. Saturday: Mock 1 debrief, 2 hours.
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Week 6, from 1 March. Biology: gene regulation and mutations. Chemistry: equilibrium and reaction rates. Saturday: Physics: kinematics and vectors.
Week 7, from 8 March. Biology: biotechnology and evolution. Chemistry: acids, bases, pH, buffers. Saturday: Physics: forces, work, energy, momentum, power. Mock 2 opens at 13:30.
Week 8, from 15 March. Biology: tissues, circulation, breathing. Chemistry: redox, then organic chemistry 1: hydrocarbons and isomerism. One-to-one with your mentor. Saturday: Mock 2 debrief, 2 hours.
Week 9, from 22 March. Biology: ATP, respiration, fermentation, photosynthesis. Chemistry: organic chemistry 2: functional groups and naming. Saturday: Logic: data and problems. Reading and general knowledge: institutions, history, citizenship.
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Week 10, from 29 March. Biology: kidneys, homeostasis, digestion. Physics: fluids. Saturday: timed mixed set, Biology and Chemistry.
Week 11, from 5 April. Biology: nerves and hormones. Physics: heat and thermodynamics. Saturday: timed mixed set, Physics and Maths. Mock 3 opens at 13:30.
Week 12, from 12 April. Biology: immunity and reproduction. Physics: electricity. Saturday: Mock 3 debrief, 2 hours.
Week 13, from 19 April. Biology: the topics the group missed most in Mock 3. Physics: magnetism. Your last one-to-one. Saturday 24 April: exam strategy, your guess rule, your summer plan and a final Q&A.
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Mocks on Saturday 31 July and Saturday 28 August, read by us, and a live admissions session while IMAT registration is open.
Mocks and feedback
Six full mocks, and a person reads each one
Mocks open on Saturday at 13:30, the time the real exam starts, and close on Monday at 9:00. You get your score by section and a written note from your teacher on what's costing you marks.
From your answers we also work out your own guess rule: when an answer is worth the risk and when to leave it blank.
Example of what comes back
Mock 2, Saturday 13 March
37 right, 14 wrong, 9 blank
49.9of 90
Your Chemistry isn't the problem, your units are: four of the six Chemistry marks you lost were unit slips. Write the units down before you calculate anything.
Your guesses after ruling out one option were right 6 times in 10, so keep answering those.
Juliette, your mentor
What's included
Everything in the price
65 hours of live classes on Google Meet, with both of us.
6 full mocks with written feedback, two of them in the summer.
Three 15-minute one-to-ones with your teacher: before the first class, after Mock 2 and in the last week.
Your own tracker: scores by section, attendance and the mistakes you keep repeating.
1,500+ of our own practice questions and the official IMAT papers with reshuffled answers.
Catch-up recordings for 14 days if you miss a class.
A WhatsApp group with both of us until exam day.
Help with admissions: Universitaly registration, the Medicine or Veterinary choice, university order, documents for matura, IB and A-levels.
A summer plan that takes you from April to the exam.
A short monthly update for your parents if you're under 18.
Price
One price, paid at once or in three parts
First 6 places
€1,290
Until 31 December at the latest. Or 3 interest-free payments: €430 when you book, on 1 February, and 1 March.
After that
€1,590
Or 3 interest-free payments: €530 when you book, on 1 February and 1 March.
Bring a friend. €100 off for you and €100 off for each friend who joins, up to three friends.
Need extra help? Course students can add 1-on-1 hours at €50 an hour, our lowest rate.
Bank transfer in euro or złoty. See the course in złoty
Two promises
Your first class is risk-free
Cancel within 24 hours of the end of your first class and we refund everything you paid. No reason needed.
Every mock back within 48 hours
Your mentor reads every mock you sit and sends you written notes within 48 hours of it closing: your score by section, what’s costing you marks and what to fix first
After the Spring Course
The Summer Course, July to the exam
About 55 hours of timed practice, classes built around your weakest topics and five full mocks, from early July to the week before the exam. Spring is for learning the syllabus; summer is for doing it at exam speed.
Places open on 15 April. Spring students get them first.
Is this for you?
This is for you if
- You're sitting the IMAT in 2027, or retaking it after 2026
- You can keep two evenings and one weekend hour free each week, from February to April
- You want someone to read your work and tell you exactly what to fix
- You'll do the weekly quiz and every mock, not just watch the classes
- You're happy to study in English, the language of the exam
It isn't if
- You need one weak section fixed fast. 1-on-1 lessons get you there quicker.
- You can't keep the same evenings free every week until April
- You'd rather watch videos in your own time. A self-study platform costs less and will do the job.
Students
What students say
"The thing I liked the most about the teacher is his thorough knowledge of the IMAT test on top of just the material. He had a lot of valuable knowledge about how the IMAT questions were written, what topics were likely to come up and how to go about writing the test including his own Imat style practice exercises and mock tests"
Matteo
"I liked that he covered all topics and focused on details that could be tricky and are typical for IMAT. I also loved loved loved his metaphoric approach when it comes to connecting movies and bio/chem topics."
Abasi
"The teacher brings in incredible energy to the classroom. His passion for the subject genuinely, for the first time in a while, reignited my passion for chemistry and physics"
Asya
Questions
Before you book
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Watch the catch-up recording within 14 days and do the short quiz at the end. There's no live repeat and no refund for missed classes.
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Can I download the recordings? No. Recordings are view-only for 14 days, and every PDF carries your name. Our materials stay ours; what you pay for is the class and the feedback.
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The Spring Course ends on 24 April, so May is yours. There's no Easter break: Saturday 27 March runs as normal, and if you can't make it, there's the recording.
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Yes, until 14 February if places are left. You get the recordings of the classes you missed and sit Mock 0 when you join.
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English, because the exam is. If you're stuck, we will explain and clarify the topic using the easiest vocabulary possible, after class.
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Central European Time (CET) which is the Italian time. Tell us where you are and we'll tell you honestly whether the times work for you.
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Not for the spring. The ministry usually sets the date in summer, and the summer mocks and the Summer Course move to fit it.
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A parent or guardian agrees to the course terms and makes the payments. Upon request, they get a short update from your teacher every month.
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No. If you'd like to, message us on WhatsApp and we'll set up a free consultation.
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You can add 1-on-1 hours at €50 at any time. If you’d rather have 1-on-1 instead of the course, tell us within 24 hours of your first class and you get a full refund.
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No. The Spring Course comes with a summer plan and two marked summer mocks. The Summer Course is for students who want more live practice before the exam.
12 places
Book your place
Fill this in and we'll send the payment details by email and WhatsApp within 24 hours. We hold your place for 3 days, and it's confirmed when the first payment arrives.
The first 6 places are €1,290. Bookings close on 24 January 2027, or earlier if all 12 places are taken.
Rather talk first? Message us for a free consultation.
Rather work alone, or sitting the exam sooner?
1-on-1 lessons run all year. That's the faster route if you need a specific gap fixed rather than a full programme. The first lesson is a free consultation.