OET

OET (Occupational English Test) is employed to test the English language of healthcare professionals around the world. The OET is an ideal qualification for healthcare workers who hope to register and practice in the English-speaking world. OET preparation course provides intensive training in medical English for workers including doctors, nurses, dentists, dieticians, pharmacists, occupational therapists, vets, and other health and social care professionals.

How and Where OET is administered

An Overview of OET

WHAT IS OET? The Occupational English Test (OET) was developed to test healthcare professionals’ English communication abilities. OET tests English language ability in four areas: Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking. Test-takers will need to demonstrate their ability to understand and answer questions about general healthcare consultations and presentations, in addition to texts in a general healthcare setting. Test-takers are required to write accurate, professional letters with the aid of prompts and use speaking prompts to carry out appropriate and effective conversations with patients, relating to specific healthcare professions.

An Overview of OET

OET is approximately 2 hours and 45 minutes long and consists of 42 Listening questions, 42 Reading questions, 2 Speaking role-plays and 1 Writing task. The following gives a breakdown of times for each part of the OET. We provide OET online courses, where we make the students through both offline and online. We are preparing our candidates with confidence through systematic process of instruction.

• Placement test and orientation session
• One to One focused training. (face2face / online)
• Providing internationally recognised study materials.
• Constant Follow ups
• Feedback and counselling on progress
• Developing Personality to face the challenges
• Friendly Atmosphere
• Efficient faculty trained
• Mock Up sessions

Details

Course Duration: 1 month, 2 month and 3 month programmes
Offline/Online:

Result

Performance is rated on a scale of 0 – 9. Candidates receive a Test Report Form, which shows their overall performance reported as a single band score as well as the individual scores they received for each part of the test