In OET Writing, examiners are not only assessing your ability to use English accurately. They are also evaluating whether your response functions as a clear, professionally structured referral letter. The task is not simply about language. It is about whether your writing reflects real clinical communication, where structure and clarity directly affect patient care. Below […]
To improve your OET Writing score consistently, it is not enough to rely on memorised phrases or fixed templates. While structure is important, template memorisation alone is insufficient. What ultimately makes a difference is your ability to recognise your own writing tendencies and to refine them deliberately over time. Improvement comes from understanding your personal […]
In OET Writing, being able to write English is not, by itself, enough to produce stable scores. What is required is the ability to produce letter-style medical English that reflects real clinical communication, within a strict time limit, using a clear and predictable structure, and maintaining an appropriate professional tone. For doctors and nurses preparing […]
In OET Writing, candidates are not expected to produce letters using a free or creative structure. Instead, the task is designed around a fixed structural pattern, and following a clear template is both appropriate and effective. This approach is not restrictive; it reflects how clinical correspondence is written in real practice—structured, purposeful, and reader-focused. What […]
In OET Writing, examiners do NOT assess only whether your English is “correct.” What they are evaluating is whether your letter functions as clear, effective medical communication—the kind of document that would be genuinely useful in a real clinical setting. This distinction is critical. A letter can be grammatically accurate and still fail if it […]
OET Writing assesses your ability to produce professional written communication used in real clinical settings. Rather than testing grammar or vocabulary in isolation, this section focuses on purpose-driven communication—who you are writing to, what information is relevant, and how clearly you convey it. For many healthcare professionals, this immediately feels familiar. The task mirrors the […]
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 […]
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 […]
For many IMGs, the Occupational English Test (OET) is one of the biggest hurdles to working overseas. Reaching 350+ (Grade B) is the target set by most healthcare regulators, but getting there can feel overwhelming without a clear plan. The good news is that OET is highly predictable once you know how each section works. […]