Why must student complete 6 years at new vision medical school, Tbilisi
Dear General Medical Council,
Could you please kindly explain the reason as to why Students who are obtaining a PMQ from New vision medical school must complete it in 6 years when, based on information from the WDMS it clearly states students can obtain the degree in 5 years based on 75 ECTS up until the end of 2023. New vision clearly meets your criteria of 5,500 hours and if a student can complete the entire course in 5 years based on 75 ECTS a year and the entire 360 ECTS, what is the issue?
Yours faithfully,
Junaid javed
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Dear Junaid Javed,
Your information request – IR1-3748923216
Thank you for your email below dated 18 November, in which you ask for the
reasons as to why Students who are obtaining a PMQ from New vision medical
school must complete it in 6 years.
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you can contact her via email at [1][email address].
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Lauren Barrowcliffe
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Dear FOI,
Can you please kindly give me a response to my query
Yours sincerely,
Junaid javed
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Our reference: IR1-3748923216
Dear Junaid Javed
Thank you for your request dated 17 November, in which you request
information relating to New Vision medical school. We have considered your
request in accordance with the access provisions of the Freedom of
Information Act 2000 (FOIA).
I write to inform you that we believe this request is not a valid request
for information under section 8 of FOIA.
FOIA provides a right of access to recorded information which we hold.
This right of access does not extend to the right to request answers to
questions or to be provided with explanations.
Information about our criteria for acceptable overseas qualifications can
be found our website:
[1]Our criteria for acceptable overseas qualifications - GMC (gmc-uk.org)
Any specific queries about primary medical qualifications are best
directed to our registration team at [2][email address]
Kind regards
Louise
Louise Gormley
Senior Information Access Officer
Resources Directorate
Direct Line: 0161 923 6311
Email: [3][email address]
Website: [4]www.gmc-uk.org
Address: Information Access Team
General Medical Council
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M3 3AW
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