Cohort Access
Fund structured FRCR 2A preparation for a trainee cohort.
- Candidate access to The 2A Bank
- Central cohort onboarding and access administration
- Access period aligned with the programme
- No faculty portal or learner-performance analytics
For training programmes
Give trainees curriculum-mapped practice and protected full-length papers, then use cohort performance to understand where further teaching and revision are most useful.
Programmes can choose simple funded access, add read-only faculty analytics, or work with The 2A Bank on a guided programme that turns results into targeted teaching priorities.
Institutional access is tailored to cohort size, access period and the amount of faculty support required. Pricing is discussed with each programme.
Fund structured FRCR 2A preparation for a trainee cohort.
Give authorised faculty a clear view of how the cohort is progressing.
Turn performance data into specific teaching and revision priorities.
Faculty access
Cohort Analytics uses individually named Programme Viewer accounts. Authorised faculty can review cohort and candidate performance, including mock results and trends, without receiving access to protected mock questions, answer options or answer keys.
Where a faculty member also teaches with the platform, Educator permissions can be added to that same named account for Teaching Sets. Faculty access is permissioned per cohort rather than shared through a departmental login.
Programme analytics are designed for educational oversight. Private candidate notes, bookmarks and protected assessment content are not part of the faculty view.
Guided Programme
Guided support is built around a simple educational cycle rather than another layer of reporting.
The programme can begin with its existing teaching calendar, then increasingly use cohort performance to identify recurring gaps, sequence protected mocks and focus subsequent Teaching Sets or faculty sessions where they are most useful.
Case study · West Midlands
In 2026, a West Midlands radiology trainee cohort had full access to The 2A Bank as part of several weeks of FRCR 2A teaching. Trainees used Practice mode between repeated full-length 120-question mocks, attended live answer-review teaching informed by cohort analytics, and received personalised tutor feedback on what to study next. Targeted 20-question Recovery sessions supported individual follow-up after each mock.
1 · Build coverage
Trainees used the wider Practice bank between teaching sessions and mocks to build question exposure and work on curriculum areas throughout the programme.
2 · Test
Full-length protected papers were used repeatedly over several weeks, providing exam-style testing across the breadth of FRCR 2A preparation followed by structured review teaching.
3 · Review together
Aggregate mock performance helped identify the questions, distractors and curriculum areas most worth discussing in live answer-review teaching, so faculty time could be focused on the cohort's actual needs.
4 · Refocus individually
Trainees received personalised tutor feedback on what to study next and could follow it with a 20-question Recovery session built from related Practice material around areas they had missed.
The practical shift
Each mock was one step in a multi-week teaching cycle: sit the paper, use cohort analytics to focus the live answer review, give trainees personalised tutor feedback, then use Practice mode and 20-question Recovery to target individual revision before the next mock.
This case study describes independent teaching delivery using The 2A Bank. It does not imply endorsement, partnership or ownership by a regional training organisation.
Content is maintained through a structured review and quality-assurance process, with mechanisms for identifying and correcting potential issues. The 2A Bank is an independent educational resource and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Royal College of Radiologists.
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