Abstract
Medical students in a tutorial program rated themselves in Year 1 and again in Year 2 on Knowledge, Reasoning, Communication and Interpersonal Skills. Student and tutor ratings were similar in Year 1 but different in Year 2. Both self and tutor ratings increased from Year 1 to Year 2 but self-ratings were independent of achievement while tutor ratings were related to achievement. Possible reasons for these results were discussed with reference to the learning goals of the tutorials.