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Prepare for success with our expert OET coaching. With experienced trainers and tailored study plans, we help you excel in every section of the Occupational English Test. Join us for the best OET preparation and achieve your career goals!

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👨‍🏫 Expert Trainers

Healthcare background aur OET-certified trainers ke saath professional guidance.

📚 Updated Study Material

Latest exam pattern ke according practice material, sample letters, case notes aur speaking role-plays.

📝 Writing Special Focus

Referral letter, discharge letter, transfer letter format par special training.

🎤 Real-Time Speaking Practice

Doctor–Patient / Nurse–Patient roleplay practice with feedback.

🧪 Regular Mock Tests

Computer-based aur paper-based practice tests.

📊 Individual Performance Analysis

Har student ko detailed feedback & band improvement strategy.

📖 OET Exam Structure

1️⃣ Listening (Approx. 45 Minutes)

Consultation Recordings
Short Workplace Extracts
Presentation Extracts

2️⃣ Reading (60 Minutes)

Healthcare related texts
Detailed comprehension

3️⃣ Writing (45 Minutes)

Profession-specific letter writing
Based on case notes

4️⃣ Speaking (20 Minutes)

Role play (Patient interaction)

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The Speaking sub-test

The Speaking sub-test is conducted face-to-face with an interlocutor.
The Speaking test is divided into two role-play scenarios. Each scenario simulates a typical healthcare-related interaction, such as a patient consultation or discussion with a colleague.
In each role-play scenario, you are required to take on a specific role (either the healthcare professional or the patient/relative/colleague) and engage in a conversation based on the given prompts. This assesses your ability to communicate effectively in spoken English in a healthcare context.
Overall, the OET exam is designed to assess the language skills of healthcare professionals in real-life healthcare scenarios and to ensure that they can communicate effectively and confidently in English-speaking healthcare environments.

The Occupational English Test

The Occupational English Test (OET) assesses English language proficiency specifically for healthcare professionals. The exam consists of four sub-tests: Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking. Here’s an overview of the format and structure of each sub-test:

Reading Section:

Reading (60 minutes): The Listening sub-test consists of three parts.
Part A: Consultation extracts (about 15 minutes). You listen to a recorded professional-patient consultation and answer multiple-choice questions.
Part B: Short workplace extracts (about 15 minutes). You listen to short recordings related to typical healthcare workplace scenarios and answer multiple-choice questions.
Part C: Presentation extracts (about 20 minutes). You listen to a recorded presentation or lecture related to healthcare and answer multiple-choice questions.

Writing Section:

Writing (45 minutes):
The Listening sub-test consists of three parts.
Part A: Consultation extracts (about 15 minutes). You listen to a recorded professional-patient consultation and answer multiple-choice questions.
Part B: Short workplace extracts (about 15 minutes). You listen to short recordings related to typical healthcare workplace scenarios and answer multiple-choice questions.
Part C: Presentation extracts (about 20 minutes). You listen to a recorded presentation or lecture related to healthcare and answer multiple-choice questions.

Speaking:

Speaking (approximately 20 minutes):

The Writing sub-test consists of one task.
Task: You are required to write a letter that is typically based on a typical healthcare-related situation or scenario. The task assesses your ability to produce a clear, concise, and well-organized letter with appropriate language and tone.