The four sub-tests — read like a chart
🎧 Listening
~45 MIN · COMMON TO ALL PROFESSIONSConsultations and healthcare talks — the audio of a working day.
📖 Reading
60 MIN · COMMON TO ALL PROFESSIONSGuidelines, policy extracts and patient information — fast, accurate reading.
✍️ Writing
45 MIN · PROFESSION-SPECIFIC LETTER — REFERRAL, TRANSFER, DISCHARGE OR ADVICEThe letter you already write at work — structured, accurate, handover-safe.
🎙️ Speaking
~20 MIN · PROFESSION-SPECIFIC · TWO ROLE-PLAYSYou and a "patient" — reassure, explain, advise, exactly as on shift.
Treatment plan — how Myndaq trains you
Healthcare scenarios, 10 questions at a time
Every drill lives in the clinic — handovers, patient information, discharge advice — with instant scoring and an explanation on every item.
Referral letters, corrected line by line
Practise the 45-minute profession-specific letter task and have the tutor walk your draft — register, structure and clinical clarity — so the same slip never costs you twice.
An AI tutor that rounds with you
It sees the exact question on your screen. Ask why an option is wrong or how to soften advice to a patient — it guides you to the answer without ever spoiling it.
Daily orders: short 10-question sessions → every real task type → review errors with your tutor.
Chart notes — OET, answered
NOTE 1 — What grade do I need?
Each sub-test is scored 0–500 and mapped to grades A–E. Requirements vary by regulator — the GMC asks for grade B (350) in all four sub-tests, the NMC accepts C+ in Writing on some routes, and Ahpra sets its own thresholds. Check your regulator, then train to clear the bar with a margin.
NOTE 2 — Which professions does this course cover?
Our course covers the Nursing and Medicine versions of OET. Listening and Reading are common to all professions; Writing and Speaking are profession-specific, and we drill both tracks.
NOTE 3 — What are the four sub-tests?
Listening (~45 min) and Reading (60 min), common to all professions; Writing (45 min — a profession-specific formal letter, often a referral) and Speaking (~20 min — two role-plays), profession-specific. Healthcare scenarios throughout.
NOTE 4 — How is OET different from a general English test?
OET is built FOR healthcare professionals: you prove your English in the situations you actually work in — referral letters, patient role-plays, ward audio — rather than abstract academic topics.
NOTE 5 — Who accepts OET?
Healthcare regulators such as the UK's NMC and GMC and Australia's AHPRA recognise OET, with thresholds set per regulator. It is the healthcare-native route to proving your English.
NOTE 6 — Can I prepare online, free?
Yes — Myndaq's free plan includes daily OET practice with the AI tutor explaining every answer, no card needed. Go Pro when you want full practice across all four sub-tests.
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