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OET Preparation Courses Online
The Occupational English Test (OET) is the English language test of choice for healthcare professionals seeking registration and employment in Australia, the UK, Ireland, New Zealand, and beyond.
Unlike general English tests, OET is tailored to the healthcare setting, meaning the reading passages, listening dialogues, and writing tasks are all drawn from real clinical scenarios relevant to your profession.
At Revise Education, our experienced OET coaches provide personalised online OET preparation for doctors, nurses, dentists, pharmacists, and all other healthcare professionals, giving you the skills and strategies you need to achieve a passing grade and move forward in your career.
OET Courses in Australia
OET Crash Course
- 8 Individual Classes
- Access to Study Materials, Sample Tasks, and Exam Tips
- Basic Coverage of All Four OET Sub-Tests
- Flexible Timing
- 24/7 Student Support
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OET Intensive
- 12 Individual Classes
- Access to Study Materials, Sample Tasks, and Exam Tips
- Full Coverage of All Four OET Sub-Tests
- Flexible Timing
- 24/7 Student Support
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OET Exam Overview
Features of the Exam:
- Approximately 3 hours across all four sub-tests
- Available as a computer-based or paper-based test
- Results released within 16 days
- Ideal for healthcare professionals seeking registration in Australia
Four Key Sub-Tests:
- Speaking
- Writing
- Reading
- Listening
Speaking Sub-Test
Overview:
- Two role-plays conducted with a trained interlocutor acting as a patient or carer
- Three minutes of preparation time is given before each role-play
- Assessed on intelligibility, fluency, appropriateness, and clinical communication
- Role-plays simulate real patient consultations relevant to your profession
- Conducted face-to-face or via video depending on your test centre
Key Features:
- 20 Minutes
- 2 Role-Plays
- Profession Specific
Writing Sub-Test
Overview:
- Write a formal letter based on a set of profession-specific case notes
- Common task types include referral, discharge, and transfer letters
- Assessed on purpose, content, conciseness, layout, and language
- The letter should be 180–200 words and use an appropriate professional tone
- One of the most challenging sub-tests. Targeted preparation is strongly recommended
Key Features:
- 45 Minutes
- 1 Task
- Profession Specific
Reading Sub-Test
Overview:
- Three parts with increasing difficulty: Part A, B, and C
- Part A requires skimming and scanning four short texts to complete a summary
- Part B involves matching statements to short texts from a healthcare workplace
- Part C contains two longer texts with multiple choice comprehension questions
- Texts are drawn from healthcare journals, guidelines, and professional publications
Key Features:
- 60 Minutes
- 42 Questions
- Same For All Professions
Listening Sub-Test
Overview:
- Two parts: Part A (consultation note-taking) and Part B (multiple choice extracts)
- Part A involves completing a set of notes based on a patient consultation
- Part B consists of six short healthcare workplace extracts with multiple choice questions
- Audio is played once only - concentration and note-taking skills are essential
- Tests your ability to understand spoken English in a real clinical setting
Key Features:
- 40 Minutes
- 42 Questions
- Same For All Professions
Frequently Asked Questions - OET Classes
What score do I need to pass the OET?
Who needs to sit the OET?
How long does it take to prepare for the OET?
Most students are well-prepared within four to eight weeks of focused study. The timeline depends on your current English level and how familiar you are with the test format. Our coaches will assess where you are and build a preparation plan tailored to your goals and deadline. Contact our team to learn more.