Venue: Alexandria, Egypt Writing case notes for OET Medicine test takers were not very difficult and purpose and diagnosis were clearly laid out. The scenario required writing a letter to a doctor requesting assessment. Below are some of the case notes reproduced from our students’ memory. These may not be complete but fully capture the READ MORE
OET Exam – Writing Case Notes for Nurses in April 2019
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Venue: Adelaide, South Australia It was a rather simple nursing letter with no real complexity. Purpose and diagnosis were clear and discharge plan was easy to write. The scenario required writing a letter to a community nurse issues in addition to having some health concerns. Below are some of the case notes reproduced from our READ MORE
OET Score Calculator Guide – Check Your Grade
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The Occupational English Test (better known as OET), is a testing system designed to measure the English language competency of healthcare professionals who intend to move to and register in English-speaking countries. The test looks at the abilities of candidates in four areas – speaking, writing, reading, and listening – to assess their overall English READ MORE
OET Writing Exam Questions – Doctors / Medicine, March 2019
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Our doctor friend from Turkey has shared their OET exam questions held on 16th March 2019. Writing section was not very difficult and the scenario required referring a patient for endoscopy. The patient is a 68-year-old male with some medical history. More case notes can be read below. We have also published information on reading, READ MORE
OET Exam – Writing Case Notes for Nurses in March 2019
Venue: Adelaide, South Australia Date: March 16, 2018 Nursing letter in March, 2018 OET exam wasn’t very difficult. It’s just that there haven’t been too many instances in recent past where the candidate was a school nurse writing to the patient’s GP. The scenario focused more on psychological issues in addition to having some health READ MORE
Vary Your OET Writing Sentence Types: Simple, Compound and Complex
Any reader or aspiring writer will know that when creating engaging writing, it is necessary to vary the sentence type and include different types of sentences. For a second language writer, it can seem that there are so many potential ways to construct a sentence, that you are unsure where to start and afraid of READ MORE
OET Reading Part A: Six Simple Steps to Success
Step 1: Before you start, make sure that you read the title of the text that follows. Don’t just skim read it, read it thoroughly and carefully as the title gets your mind ready for what you are going to be reading about and there will be words in the titles that you will see READ MORE
OET Writing Referral Letter Case Notes: The Little Words Make a Big Difference
The key skill that you are being tested on in the OET writing sub-test is transforming case notes into a letter from one medical professional to another. This most often takes the form of a referral letter. As well as extracting the information from the case notes that is most relevant to the brief and READ MORE
Speedy Success Guide to Gap Questions: OET 2.0 Reading Part A
So it’s time to get ready for the next OET exam. You’ve been revising and taking your practice tests in preparation, but you need a bit of help to remember your strategies for the Reading Part A. Or maybe you are at the beginning of your OET journey and you could do with some advice READ MORE
Everything You Need to Know about OET 2.0 Reading Part B
With the changes to the OET exam being most prominent in the reading subset of the test, it is crucial to be knowledgeable about each section of the test in detail. The reading test is split into parts A, B and C, and parts B and C are likely to stretch you further in some READ MORE
