New · Passpoint OET
If you are a healthcare worker heading abroad, OET is often the smarter path than IELTS. We will get you through it.
OET (the Occupational English Test) is accepted by the UK NMC, Australia, Ireland and more, for registration and for visas. It tests the same English, but through your own world: patient notes, referral letters, and real consultations. Passpoint brings the method that scored 8.5/9 in IELTS, tuned for OET.
Same regulators accept it, but the tasks are things you already do every day, so the English feels natural instead of academic. It is built for one group of people:
If your plan is to register and work as a healthcare professional abroad, OET is usually the test that fits your life. Most people just don't know it exists, or don't know how to prepare for it.
Part 1
Consultations and health talks. The same skill as IELTS listening, in a clinical setting.
Part 2
Fast reading of health texts under time pressure. Technique matters more than vocabulary.
Part 3
A referral or discharge letter from real case notes. This is graded on things most people never practise, and it is where good English still scores a C.
Where feedback changes everythingPart 4
Role-play a real consultation with a patient. You are marked on clinical communication, not just fluency. Practice and feedback are the whole game.
Where feedback changes everything01 · The method
The strategy for all four parts, written plainly, with a special focus on the referral letter and the patient role-play, the two tasks that decide most results.
02 · The simulation
Practise the real thing under real timing, so test day feels like something you have already done, not a surprise.
03 · The feedback
Submit your writing and your speaking and get feedback and a model answer against the OET criteria, so you know your level before you pay to sit the real test.
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