Preparing for the OET exam can feel overwhelming, but with the right approach, you can achieve the high score you need to progress in your healthcare career.
In this guide, we’ll outline what you need to do before and during your OET preparation, including understanding the format, improving your English, using reliable resources, and creating an effective study plan.
For a more interactive overview, watch our accompanying video where we discuss these topics in further detail.
To score a Grade B (C1 level) on the OET, your English must be at an advanced level. If your level is:
Attempting the OET too soon—with a lower level—can be expensive and discouraging if you don’t pass.
Whatever your current level, SLC has courses and materials tailored to your needs:
Download our free handout for more tips and practice activities.
It will help you organize your study plan, find reliable resources, and understand the skills you need to succeed in the OET exam.
SLC was the OET-accredited Premium Preparation Provider in Europe and is the leading provider of OET preparation services to the UK National Health Service.
SLC offers a wide range of OET preparation services, including self-study, tutoring, practice tests, and writing correction.
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