Applying for ST3, training in the UK or preparing for FRCS? Find your UK ENT learning route.
ENT learning for residents and trainees
Read a topic, test your understanding and practise explaining it out loud. ORL-HNS brings notes, questions and vivas together so each part of your study leads into the next.
Built around FRCS ORL-HNS revision and open to ENT learners worldwide. The clinical learning material and the UK curriculum and portfolio tools are clearly separated.
Try free ENT questionsNo account needed to start. Explanations are included.
A useful place to start
1. Read the topic
Start with a concise explanation. Expand the detail and follow the references when you need more.
Read Acoustic Neuroma (Vestibular Schwannoma)2. Test what you understood
Choose a topic in the question bank, answer first, then read why the correct option fits and the alternatives do not. Open linked notes from the explanation.
Choose a practice session3. Say it out loud
Work through a viva by yourself or with a colleague. Compare your answer with the mark scheme and use the references to revisit the topic.
Try a viva station
Explore the published notes
Public notes are open in full. Other published notes offer a preview, with the full text in Trial and Plus.
- Acoustic Neuroma (Vestibular Schwannoma)Full public note
- Acute Otitis MediaPreview
- Audiology and Hearing InvestigationsPreview
- Auditory Neuropathy Spectrum Disorder and Auditory Processing DisorderPreview
- Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo (BPPV)Preview
- Bone-Anchored Hearing Aids (BAHA)Preview
Keep your progress
A free account saves your question progress and starts a seven-day Plus trial. No card is required. Afterwards you can keep Free or choose Plus for the full published library, question bank, vivas and Review.
Questions before you start
Can I use this outside the UK?
Yes. The learning material is available to residents and trainees worldwide. FRCS mapping, ISCP, ARCP and the training roadmap are UK-specific; use your own local curriculum and guidance alongside the clinical material.
Is every topic already available?
No. The library is growing. Notes lists show what is published, and the build log shows releases and announced additions.
Where are the UK training tools?
Explore the FRCS curriculum and training roadmap, or see how the portfolio workspace helps organise evidence.
Missing a topic or a feature you would find useful? Let Ali know.