Many International Medical Graduates (IMGs) studying for the OET tell me the same thing:“My Listening score is stuck. I’m not improving.” A common pattern is that learners work through a large number of past papers—often from YouTube—hoping that quantity alone will solve the problem. For exams like IELTS or TOEFL, doing a high number of […]
In this article, we break down a Psychiatry role-play scenario commonly seen in OET Speaking: a 40-year-old patient presenting with four months of persistent low mood, loss of interest, sleep disturbance, and fatigue. Case Overview Here is the role play card for the doctor. Setting General Practice Clinic / Suburban clinic Patient Profile A 40-year-old […]
OET Writing requires more than English accuracy. It tests whether you can produce clear, purposeful communication that healthcare professionals use in real practice. This guide explains everything OET test takers need to know to prepare efficiently and strategically. Overview of OET Writing OET Writing is a test of your ability to produce written communication used […]
Overview of the OET Speaking Test Format The OET Speaking sub-test is very different from general English exams. Instead of answering interview-style questions, you communicate through role-plays that mirror real clinical encounters. The goal is not only to evaluate your language proficiency, but also your ability to interact professionally, reassure patients, and guide them safely […]
OET candidates do everything they can to prepare—book flights, arrange transport, take time off work, and manage tight schedules. However, unexpected incidents can still occur. This article shares an important case that OET test takers should be aware of before test day. An Incident: No Staff Appearing at the Test Venue A recent OET candidate […]
OET Reading performance largely depends on how many points you can secure in Part A. Among all sections, Part A contains the largest number of questions — and according to official guidance, test-takers who achieve around 30 correct answers in total across the entire Reading sub-test are highly likely to obtain a Grade B (350). […]
If you’ve ever practiced for the OET Speaking test, you probably know that it’s not just about grammar or pronunciation. You can sound fluent — and still lose marks if your conversation doesn’t feel natural or empathetic. In this article, we’ll walk through what really happens in the test — how it’s structured, how you’re […]
OET Listening can feel overwhelming, especially with unfamiliar accents and fast medical conversations. This guide breaks down each part of the test and shows you how to train effectively using real OET-style methods like dictation and shadowing. 🩺 Overview of the Listening Test Let’s begin with an overview of the OET Listening sub-test. The OET […]
If you’re a nurse planning to work abroad, mastering the Occupational English Test (OET) is one of the most important steps in your journey. OET isn’t just an English test—it’s a real-world assessment of your ability to communicate safely and effectively in a healthcare environment. In this guide, we’ll explain the structure of the OET […]
If you’ve already achieved a solid Grade B in OET, you might be wondering—how do I push further into the 400 range? This article breaks down realistic strategies to aim for 400 or higher, focusing on what differentiates “passing” performance from truly confident professional communication abroad. OET Strategy for Achieving 400+ Scores Each OET sub-test […]