RACGP's December communiques

RACGP comunique for December 2024: for more information visit racgp.org.au

1. Exam preparation support for your registrars 

You can help your registrar prepare for exams by directing them to the latest resources on gplearning: 
  • The Applied Knowledge Test (AKT) and Key Feature Problem (KFP) information video is available to talk registrars through the 2025.1 exam format, study tips and preparation resources. 
  • The November Self-Assessment Progress Test (SAPT) contains practice exam questions to help registrars assess their clinical reasoning skills and identify learning needs. 

Further exam support resources are available on the RACGP website. 

2. Supervision requirements and registrar training activities for 2025.1 

The RACGP has developed a summary of supervision requirements, registrar training activities, timelines and helpful resources for the upcoming semester. Specific requirements for each general practice training stage are outlined for easy reference.  
 

View the registrar training activities here

 
View the supervision requirements here
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