OET (Occupational English Test)

This is an interesting and interactive class designed to help you prepare for the OET exam. It focuses on listing facts about reading comprehension, listening skills, English grammar & writing and covers all the learning and practice material you are likely to encounter during the OET test. 

Modules:

OET Writing:

- Letter writing
- Writing Skills
- Handwriting skills
- Understand the assessment criteria
- Organising the task
- Planning to write

OET Speaking:

- Clinical setting
- Effectively communicate
- Public and private hospital settings
- Medical related scenarios
- Different medical situations
- Dialogues related to various medical settings
- Pronunciation & appropriate language for when dealing with people in all contexts e.g. hospital settings & private clinics
- Speaking using tone, diction, fluency, accuracy & volume, which covers typical patient scenarios in Australia
- Dealing with children, teenagers, adults & older Australians
- Functional language, taking patient histories, giving explanations, giving advice, aggression conversation & giving reassurances
- Understand the assessment criteria

OET Listening:

- Listening to passages and dialogues
- Handwriting speed
- Listening for detail
- Scanning headings and questions
- Writing in note form
- Looking ahead
- Using headings to guide you
- Planning for listening

OET Reading:

- Speed reading & comprehension for all components of the OET test
- Practice reading skills with reference materials, hospital documents, medical reports, and medical related charts
- Understanding the text & being able to answers specific questions relating to the text
- Reading for specific purposes

OET General Skills:

- Vocabulary Skills
- Target language
- English grammar in oral and written communication
- Medical terms and their meanings
- Medical roots, suffixes and prefixes
- Pronunciation
- Medical terminology
- Medical related tests, charts and templates
- Australian health care sector – understanding