Our Glasgow MJDF tuition and revision course is designed to guide and support you through the MJDF examination. We aim to help you pass both Parts 1 and 2 of the MJDF and can offer you flexible study and payment options (see below).
The great thing about taking the MJDF with our Glasgow group is that you don’t just work towards an exam. With study evenings spread throughout the year and a free place at the Faculty Study Day you feel part of a community of dentists. Add in social events, more than 20 hours of CPDA plus the support of volunteer tutors and your working life will be greatly enhanced.
“It really has been an invaluable experience and we also got to meet a great bunch of people!”
Our two-part course runs from August to February providing tuition for candidates taking the exam cycle of part 1 in October and part 2 in February.
This begins with an induction evening on Tuesday 18 June 2019 when you’ll get to meet your tutors and begin summer ‘homework’ for the course proper.
MJDF Part 1
Study evenings for the MJDF Part 1 start in August to ensure you are ready for the Exam in October 2019. Places are limited so please sign up now.
Register Interest
Please click the below button or get in touch if you have any questions by emailing Email Andrew Miller at events@fgdp-Scotland.org
Returning to the MJDF for Part 2 in 2020?
We also have a limited number of spaces for Part 2 tuition aimed for the February 2020 exam.
So if you have already passed Part 1 of the MJDF (or the MFDS as it is possible to convert) and have taken a break from studying you can join us for tuition beginning in January 2020 and the Part 2 mock exam day in February 2020 in Glasgow.
Study Evening Venue: Novotel, 181 Pitt Street, Glasgow G2 4DT
Timings: Study Evenings commence at 6.30pm (running until 9pm) unless otherwise advised. Our Part 2 Mock Exam Day in February 2020 will run from 10am to 4pm followed by a drinks reception.
West of Scotland study group timetable for 2019-20
This course will prepare candidates for the Part 1 Exam on 1 October 2019 and Part 2 exam on 27-28 February 2020. All evenings and the Mock Day will have CPDA allowance of one session per meeting.
Provisional timetable
2019 Part 1
2019 Part 2
Payment Options for the full Part 1 & 2 course
You can pay for the MJDF exams and tuition in a variety of ways. Tuition fees include free attendance at the Glasgow Study Day conference on Friday 6 December 2019. Study evenings, the mock exam and the Study Day qualify for over 20 hours of verifiable Enhanced CPD/CPDA.
Option 1
Monthly Instalments:
£81 per month for 24 months
Pay for your exams and tuition together in monthly instalments. Beginning in June 2019 we’ll take monthly payments of £81* over two years to cover everything. We’ll sign you up and pay for your MJDF part 1 exam and then Part 2 in 2020.
If for any reason you need to delay Part 2 then you can come back and sit it any time in the next five years. *This rate based on the discount rate for Part 2.
Option 2
Lump Sums:
Part 1 Exam: £522 June 2019
Part 1&2 Tuition: £750 Aug 2019
Part 2 Exam: £660 Jan 2020
Pay for your exams and tuition separately. In June 2019 you can sign up for the tuition group and pay for MJDF Part 1 (£522). Then at the first study evening in August you can pay for your yearly tuition fee (£750). Once you have passed Part 1 you can then pay the Part 2 exam fee (£660*) in January 2020.
*Candidates taking both part 1 and 2 receive a 10% discount on part 2 which makes this £594.
Option 3
Smaller Lump Sums:
Part 1 Exam: £522 June 2019
Part 1 Tuition: £375 Aug 2019
Part 2 Tuition: £375 Nov 2019
Part 2 Exam: £660 Jan 2020
Pay for your exams and tuition separately but split your lump sum payments further. In June 2019 sign up for the tuition group and pay for MJDF Part 1 (£522). Then in August you can pay for your Part 1 tuition fee (£375). Once you have passed Part 1 you can then pay for your Part 2 tuition fee (£375) in November and exam fee (£660*) in January 2020.
*Candidates taking both part 1 and 2 receive a 10% discount on part 2 which makes this £594.
How does the MJDF compare to the MFDS?
Both qualifications will help you continue learning and progressing in your career. The benefits of the MJDF are that it is aimed at GDPs but on completion you can simply add the MFDS for a small fee and have both qualifications. The MJDF group ethos is one of sociability and practicality. Many of our members join the group with their friends while the rest often become friends!
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