Trustpilot
We have started to collect feedback via Trustpilot. To leave us a review please follow the link: https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/teachmeanaesthetics.com
First Survey
Following our launch in July of 2024, TeachMeAnaesthetics has been used by over 700 candidates for the Primary FRCA. In December 2024, we invited our early users to give us feedback, and here’s what they said:
- 100% of respondents (n = 29) would recommend TeachMeAnaesthetics to colleagues sitting the Primary FRCA.
- 96.6% of respondents passed their examination.
- 93.1% of respondents found questions on TeachMeAnaesthetics were comparable to those in the examination.
- 96.3% of respondents (n = 27) found TeachMeAnaesthetics better than other commonly used question banks (81.5% – significantly better, 14.8% – a bit better).
- Average score 4.7 stars out of 5.
Second Survey
Following the September 2025 sitting we invited those who had sat the exam to respond to a repeat survey:
- 100% of respondents (n = 22) would recommend TeachMeAnaesthetics to colleagues sitting the Primary FRCA.
- 95.2% of respondents passed their examination.
- 95.2% of respondents found questions on TeachMeAnaesthetics were comparable to those in the examination. (81.8% comparable, 13.6% somewhat comparable).
- 100% of respondents (n=19) found TeachMeAnaesthetics better than other commonly used question banks (63.2% – significantly better, 36.8% – a bit better).
Testimonials (used with permission)
“Teachmeanesthetics is BY FAR the most accurate to the exam questions – not only in style but also content. Many topics I wouldn’t have covered at all until I’d seen them in Teachmeanesthetics e.g. TEG which came up in my exam!”
“Much better questions that have been thought out. Actually correct explanations (unlike others). Relevant material and succinct explanations with links to good resources.”
“Amazing question bank, really improved my knowledge in the last few months of revision and familiarise myself with exam style questions. Would highly recommend!”
“It’s a fantastic resource and prepared me perfectly for the MCQs so I felt comfortable on the day and passed by a good margin. Thanks very much!”
“I found teach me anaesthetics much more similar to actual FRCA questions compared to other resources! In fact my average score on teach me anaesthetics was identical to my mark in the real exam. I have been recommending this resource since to other colleagues! Thanks Sam and Jon.”
“More comparable to the actual exam, more relevant. And all SBAs.”
“All SBA options was very helpful and I found the thorough explanations very useful.”
“Teach me anaesthetics is all SBA, stem length is generally more in line with exam, topics covered most areas of the curriculum. Generally good explanations. Like the info pages.”
“Fantastic selection of questions, written in a similar style and relevant content. Excellent!”
“Very relevant to the exam, more so than most other resources. Great explanations as well.”
“TMA was far more reflective of the exam compared to *other resources. The explanations are good and the reference to common text books/chapters was a useful idea.”
“Questions significantly more inline with questions in the day. Significantly better experience from a navigation / UI perspective. Overall better value.”
“As compared to the daily free 10 questions that *other resources offered, TMA seemed more tailored to the exam due to being all SBAs and its higher yield questions. Some of the explanations afterwards on TMA were very useful for finally understanding concepts.”
“I find the teach me frca questions were a bit more clinically grafted to help you think of the reason behind the answer, which was how the exam went.”
“Questions felt more appropriate and of more examinable content than other resources. Detailed explanations were useful.”
“Answers more accurate / less ambiguous with references for fact check.”
“Teach me anaesthetics was more like the real exams. Overall the level of question and phrasing was v similar, some questions in the exam were a little harder but that’s to be expected.”
*Other resources has been used in place of the name of any other commonly used question bank.