Join Our Free Online HPAT Class, Tuesday 15th September 7pm
If you’re preparing for the HPAT this year, or just starting to think about it, we’ve got something for you. Ace the HPAT is running a free HPAT class on Tuesday 15th September at 7pm, open to any student thinking about sitting the exam this year or in the future.
What to expect
In this class. You’ll get real, practical teaching, the same style and quality as our live weekly classes, covering exam strategy, question technique, and an introduction to how the HPAT actually works. Whether you’re a 5th year just starting to explore your options, a 6th year gearing up for February, or repeating the exam this year, there’s genuine value here regardless of where you’re starting from.
What it includes
Before the class, you’ll get access to a 12-question quiz, 4 from each of the 3 HPAT sections, which you should attempt in advance. On the night, I’ll work through the solutions using a slide deck, the same method used in our live weekly classes (which cover 27 questions each). You’ll also get access to some introductory HPAT lessons and a 57-question mock paper with solutions. To finish, there’ll be a live Q&A where you can ask anything, joined by one of last year’s students, who scored in the 100th percentile in HPAT 2026. The teaching portion will be recorded for later access, the Q&A will not.
Why we’re doing this
The HPAT can feel overwhelming, especially if you’re not sure where to start. We wanted to offer something accessible to every student considering the exam, no commitment, no cost, just a chance to see what proper HPAT preparation actually looks like, and ask any questions you have along the way.
Who should come
- 5th year students starting to think ahead
- 6th year students preparing for this year’s exam
- Repeat candidates
- Parents who want to understand what the HPAT involves and how best to support their child through it
How to join
Spaces are free, but sign-up is required. Register at acethehpat.com to secure your place.
We’d also really appreciate it if you could share this with anyone you know who’s preparing for the HPAT, a friend, a classmate, or a younger sibling coming up through school. The more students who get a proper introduction to this exam, the better.
Looking forward to seeing you there.
Dr John Gannon
Ace the HPAT
