OET (Occupational English Test) is designed to meet the specific English language needs of the healthcare sector. It assesses the language proficiency of healthcare professionals who wish to practise in an English-speaking environment. All four language skills are assessed, with Writing and Speaking tests available in 12 different areas of healthcare. All candidates sit the same Reading and Listening tests.OET is accepted as proof of English proficiency in the UK, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Dubai, Namibia and Singapore for registration in 12 healthcare professions.

The course includes:

• 60 days of access from the date you register the product
• Skill-building lessons and strategies based on actual OET material
• Language activities aligned with healthcare workplace scenarios
• One official OET mock test (to use up to three times)
• Advice for test day.

OET (The Occupational English Test) is an English Proficiency Test specialising in particular professions including Nursing.  In order to become a registered nurse in Australia, people are required to submit an IELTS score to show English Competency or an OET score.
Because not a lot of nurses know the fact that the OET score can be submitted instead of IELTS scores, we have seen many nurses struggling and giving up the chance to become a registered nurse in Australia and New Zealand. If you are facing the same situation, like being stuck on the same score and the same English level, why don’t you try to get a higher mark on the OET? The OET result is likely to be useful when you are applying for permanent residency as a proof of your English skill.