Recently, I’ve had more opportunities to teach IELTS alongside OET, and through that experience I’ve deepened my understanding of the key differences in reading question styles and optimal test-taking strategies. Key Differences at a Glance OET OET places strong emphasis on accurate information processing under tight time pressure. This is particularly clear in Part A, […]
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To work as a doctor in the United Kingdom, you must register with the General Medical Council (GMC), the public body responsible for maintaining the official register of medical practitioners. For IMGs, meeting the English language requirement is a key step in the GMC registration process.This article explains those requirements in a clear, IMG-focused way. […]
When speaking with nurses or healthcare professionals aiming to work overseas, one of the most common questions I hear is: “Honestly, I’m not sure which test I should take.” Some people say: “IELTS is easier to prepare for because there are so many materials!”“I studied IELTS for two years and couldn’t pass, but I switched […]
OET and IELTS are two of the most common English tests required for healthcare professionals looking to work abroad or convert their medical licenses obtained overseas. When given the choice, many IMGs wonder: “Which is easier—OET Grade B (350–440) or IELTS 7.0?” The conclusion, in general, is that OET 350 is slightly easier to achieve […]





