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OET Nurse (Foundation course)
If you are new to IELTS and have basic to intermediate knowledge of the English language, you can join our 40-hour IELTS foundation course.
OET Nurse (Advance Course)
If you are new to IELTS and have intermediate to advanced knowledge of the English language, you can join our 20-hour IELTS Advance Course.
IELTS Crash Course
If you are new/have appeared for IELTS and have intermediate to advanced knowledge of the English language, you can join our 10-hour IELTS Crash Course.
Why Choose OET?
The OET is a language proficiency test specifically tailored for healthcare professionals, including nurses.
Unlike other English tests, OET uses real healthcare scenarios to evaluate your ability to communicate effectively in a medical environment. Passing the OET demonstrates that you possess the language skills required to deliver high-quality care to patients and collaborate efficiently with other healthcare professionals.
The test has 4 Modules
Listening
This section assesses your ability to understand spoken English by using a variety of recordings of conversations, monologues, and discussions. IELTS listening is the same for academic and general test.
Reading
This section provides passages ranging from descriptive and factual to discursive and analytic which helps the examiner evaluate your comprehensive skills. There is a slight difference between the number of passages and the types of passages provided to academic and general candidates.
Writing
This section allows you to demonstrate your ability to present your ideas clearly in written English. .
Speaking
This section assesses your spoken English through various questions and discussions on familiar and unfamiliar topics. It’s a one-to-one face to face interview and is the same for both academic and general candidates.
Each sub-test focuses on real healthcare situations, ensuring that the language you learn is directly applicable to your professional needs.
OET PARTS
PART 1: You’ll listen to a conversation between the healthcare professional and the patient or carer discussing the symptoms, diagnosis, treatment etc.
Number of extracts: 2
Number of questions: 24 (2 extracts x 12 questions each)
Duration: 15 mins
PART 2 : You’ll listen to an everyday conversation in a healthcare setting between healthcare professionals about giving and checking instructions, giving feedback to colleagues or addressing patient’s concerns.
Number of extracts: 6
Number of questions: 6
Duration: 10 mins
PART 3 : You’ll read text from journals, and websites aimed at general medical audience.
Number of extracts: 2
Number of questions: 12 (2 extracts x 6 questions each)
Duration: 15 mins
