A live cohort course covering all four domains of the National Psychology Exam — taught, discussed, and practised together over seven weeks, with recordings kept until you pass.
The National Psychology Exam rewards depth of understanding, not memorisation. Some candidates fall short because they try to memorise their way through a test rather than applying their psychological knowledge and understanding.
This course is built to fix that. Over seven weeks, a small live cohort works through all four NPE domains together — following the curriculum closely, making the underlying logic clear, and practising application through real discussion rather than passive reading.
It runs four times a year and is capped at 30 seats, so sessions stay genuinely discussion-based and nobody feels silly for needing something explained twice. This course is suitable for those doing the 4+2, 5+1, overseas, or returning to practice pathways.
A short walkthrough of the course — the live sessions, mock exams, practice question groups, study games, and how it all fits together.
Course preview · approx. 10 minutes
Across seven weeks, covering all four NPE domains — Ethics, Assessment, Intervention, Communication. Curriculum followed closely, underlying logic made clear, questions answered in real time.
90 practice questions worked through together as a cohort, with rationales discussed openly. The point isn't the answer; it's understanding the why. Two full mock exams (300 questions) are included. Additional questions scattered throughout the live sessions bring the total to over 400.
Concepts are reinforced through study games that turn rote material into active recall. Designed to keep tedious study content memorable.
Sessions are warm and patient. Questions welcomed without judgement. Access to an NPE Prep Course online chat group allows attendees to connect and support one another, as well as share resources.
Recordings, slides, and quizzes stay available for as many sittings as it takes. No time limits, no extension fees. These course materials are yours until the exam is behind you.
The next cohort runs from Saturday, 20 June to Saturday, 1 August. All times AEST.
Drawn from post-course feedback. Names used with permission.
I was not getting this kind of information anywhere else and it was causing considerable panic and stress which has now subsided. I now actually feel confident to sit the NPE.Claudia
You provided a safe and fun environment for us to learn and feel more confident. I feel it has made such a big difference in how I have studied for the exam and how prepared I feel.Emma
This is my third attempt. I'm so happy I feel relaxed and confident going into the exam this time. I've always put a lot of effort into my studies — this course has given me hope that I just needed to find the right learning style.Luana
I feel more educated and knowledgeable of the psychology discipline after completing this course with Dylan. I just wish I had completed this sooner — it would have helped my development in the role and for study prep.Carrie
Provisional psychologists preparing for the National Psychology Exam, across all registration pathways — the 4+2 and 5+1 internships, overseas-qualified or returning to practice.
Seven weeks, delivered as a live online cohort: Nine live sessions totalling 30 hours, covering all four NPE domains — Assessment, Intervention, Ethics, and Communication — including dedicated practice question discussion groups. See the full schedule above.
Every session is recorded. Recordings, slides, and quizzes stay available until you pass — for as many sittings as that takes, with no time limits or extension fees.
30 hours of live teaching, practice question discussions, two full 150-question mock exams, over 400 practice questions in total, study games, all session recordings and slides, and access to a private cohort chat group.
The course is $850. A payment plan of two instalments of $425 is available — email to arrange it.
Cohorts are capped at 30 seats, so sessions stay discussion-based and everyone gets individual attention. New cohorts run four times a year, so you'll never wait more than about three months for the next one.
Watch the course preview above — a 10-minute walkthrough of exactly how the course works, from a previous round.