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Best IELTS Coaching in Chennai-bengaluru-kerala-coimbatore-mumbai

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  • Healthcare professionals choose OET because it helps them prove they have the right level of English for work or study, while also learning the kind of language they will need every day at work. Do you need to take an English test to work or study in healthcare in the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Ukraine, Dubai, Singapore or Namibia?

  • OET is widely recognised as proof of English proficiency for registration, study and work in the healthcare sector, as well as for visas in some countries. OET helps you develop language skills for success in your career – see stories about people like you.

  • Timeline

    • Introduction to OET

      Overview of OET
      Understanding OET Scoring

      Days

    • OET Sub-Test Structure

      Listening Sub-Test
      Reading Sub-Test
      Writing Sub-Test
      Speaking Sub-Test

      Days

    • Skills Development

      Listening Skills
      Reading Skills
      Writing Skills
      Speaking Skills

      Days

    • Writing Module

      Time Management
      Grammar & Vocabulary
      Common Topics

      Days

    • Test-Taking Strategies

      Time Management
      Tackling Test Anxiety
      Mock Tests and Feedback

      Days

    • Vocabulary and Grammar for Healthcare

      Healthcare Vocabulary
      Common Phrases for Patient Interaction
      Grammar Essentials for OET

      Days

    • Specialized Coaching

      OET for Nurses
      OET for Doctors
      OET for Dentists

      Days

    • Exam Day Preparation

      Last-minute Preparation Tips
      What to Expect on Exam Day
      Post-Exam Review

      Days

    • Additional Resources

      Recommended Books and Materials
      Online Practice Resources
      Continuing Language Improvement

      Days

    Exam pattern

    The following table shows the IELTS exam pattern

    Section Components Duration Skills Assessed
    Listening Part A: Consultation (2 tasks)
    Part B: Short Workplace Extracts (6 tasks)
    50 minutes Understanding spoken English in medical contexts
    Reading Part A: Skimming and Scanning (2 tasks)
    Part B: Longer Texts (6 tasks)
    Part C: Detailed Reading (2 tasks)
    60 minutes Comprehension of various texts, including clinical and workplace materials
    Writing One task (e.g., referral letter) 45 minutes Ability to write a clear, relevant, and professional letter or report
    Speaking Role-play with a patient or colleague 20 minutes (2 role-plays, 10 minutes each) Effective communication skills in a healthcare setting
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