To enhance the understanding of normal and pathological foot and ankle anatomy, physiology and biomechanics pertinent to the FRCS Part A examination.

To cultivate the ability to accurately diagnose common foot and ankle disorders, including fractures, tendon tears, deformities and arthritis, based on patient history, physical examination findings, and imaging studies.

To become familiar with the management and treatment options such as surgical techniques, orthotic devices and rehabilitation protocols for various foot and ankle conditions.

To help participants develop a strategic and efficient approach to addressing foot and ankle related questions in the FRCS Part A exam.

To foster skills in interpreting and applying the latest evidence-based research in the management of foot and ankle conditions for an improved exam performance.