It requires you to think and write about your charity or work experience, your experiences in shadowing, and for you to comment on trends and breakthroughs in medicine, law, psychology, whatever your chosen field is in. Additionally you should be placing references here from those you come into contact with during work or charity experience. This reminds you of the work they do now in the context of you preparing to be a professional. You should be able to blog for 20 minutes once a week about your your thoughts and ideas of what is important to you in your chosen field. Students who blog are laying down a clear footprint of commitment to their profession that will be there for any who chose to look.  You could even talk about some original research you have done . For instance click  HERE to see 10 great Pathology Projects from Medlink students.  

Click the REGISTER menu tab and fill in the simple on-line application form.

You will normally be approved within a few hours and will be sent a link to complete your on-line Profile and setup your Blog Site.

You can now start Blogging!  

Your blog will help you to become focused and communicate your thoughts about your chosen profession. If you cannot fill a blog in 20 mins a week with your work experience or some charity work or thoughts on what is currently happening in your chosen profession, then you have a clear signal that you may be behind the many others who will enter an interview or submit an application much better prepared. It helps you to recognise that you are visible on the internet and it is better that you are known through a personal blog than some possible activities on say Facebook for instance.