OET is an English language test designed for healthcare professionals. It assesses Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking using material drawn from healthcare settings, and it is accepted by regulators and employers across the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Ireland and elsewhere. Always confirm the current requirements with the board you are registering with.

Each sub-test is scored from 0 to 500 and reported as a grade from A to E. Most nursing and medical boards ask for a minimum of Grade B, which corresponds to 350. Check the exact requirement for your profession and destination country, as some boards accept a lower grade in one sub-test.

If you are starting from scratch, take the full eight-week programme for your profession. If you have a test date within a month, take the Intensive Crash Course. If you have sat the test before and only one sub-test is holding you back, one-to-one coaching is usually the faster route.

Yes. Every course except the classroom option runs as a live online batch with the same trainers, material and feedback cycle. Sessions are live rather than recorded, because speaking practice needs a room — virtual or otherwise.

Come back and repeat your course at no additional fee, provided you attended at least 80% of your sessions and submitted the assigned writing tasks. We will build a revised plan from your score report.

We walk you through booking on the official OET site, choosing between OET on Paper and OET on Computer, and preparing your identification. The booking itself is made by you, directly with OET.