OET Preparation

The Occupational English Test - OET is designed for health care and medical professionals. OET English test measures an individual’s English language skills from the healthcare sector.

Occupational English Test is an internationally recognized English language test for aspirant healthcare professionals who are seeking to get trained in a region where English is the main language.

Our institute is highly recommended for OET training in Dubai because our OET trainer has medical background and she gives the complete insight of OET training.

Why to choose OET?

OET is in high demand for working and the employment purposes in countries like Australia, New Zealand, UK, Namibia, Singapore, Ireland, Ukraine and the United Arab Emirates. By taking OET test in Dubai you will prove you have the right level of English plus you will be learning the kind of English language you will need every day at work. The 350 score of OET is equivalent to 7 -8 bands of IELTS.  OET has two years validity and the test takers get results within three weeks.

OET Curriculum

Listening:

This section has 2 parts. In Part A, the aspirant must listen to a conversation which will happen between a patient and a medical / healthcare professional and you have to take the notes on that interaction. In Part B, you will hear a lecture from one person.

You will be requested to answer the questions which are in the form of multiple choices about what you have heard.

Reading:

This section is also of 2 parts. Part A is of 15 minutes duration and needs the aspirant to see 3 or 4 passages. Then, the aspirant will be given a paragraph summarizing the text with words removed. You must use your skill to fill these blanks.

Part B is of 45 minutes duration and the aspirant will need to read passages related to common healthcare topics and answer multiple choices thereafter.

Writing:

This section is necessarily an imitation of certified encounter precise to an occupation. The aspirant has 45 minutes to write a professional correspondence. This can normally take the form of a letter of referral, but other jobs might contain a letter of release or expert advice.

Speaking:

This section is done with the support of an interviewer. The aspirant begins after being provided a summary of their own professional background before going on to the role-play section.

Role-play scenario intended for this section is based on common communications that happen in a profession such as the interviewer in the field of veterinary science will be taking the position of an animal owner; the aspirant must have to display a blend of professional expertise and interpersonal skills to deal with the circumstances.