Thanks very much for your support. Is there something you need help in especially?

Please provide vedios for part A ...​@@UpgradeYourOET

Thanks for the request! There are a couple on the listening playlist, but here's a link to one of them: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jLZ9Zbpqur3amok.html. I hope this helps!

I'm so happy to hear that you're finding these videos useful. If you'd like more on writing, here's the playlist: kzfaq.info/sun/PLGn-O3Fzl2LxMM7BKTjvrSqk9QXk_ojSU&si=7s8w3tgmjthPvHr2

Thank you! Here's the listening playlist for you :) kzfaq.info/sun/PLGn-O3Fzl2LwFTl53JSiTgbKlSrtpj1X3&si=-5-Ky3FZ6cKmiT78

Thanks very much! :)

The professor in the extract is from Canada (if I remember correctly!) And the interviewer is British, and so am I. We both have what's known as RP accents (which is the pronunciation you'll find in most dictionaries etc). Hope this helps!

@@lakshithadanuka6649 Tq very much for helping and suggestions

Hi Lakshitha, that's a good idea, thanks for your suggestion! I definitely did some earlier videos with reading time (but people seemed to switch off, so I thought, maybe watchers just preferred to press pause) but I can do some more like that, with reading time built in. Here's the playlist if you'd like to watch more: kzfaq.info/sun/PLGn-O3Fzl2LwFTl53JSiTgbKlSrtpj1X3&si=4tkLqGE7rbYQTmtn Thanks for your support!

Thanks very much!

I know you might be worried by getting 3/6, but if you do that in tech part of C, that's 6 points. Parr C is always going to be hard, so concentrate on parts A and B. If you can get 26 points there, then you should be fine!☺️

@@UpgradeYourOET tq but I have exam on 6 July which make more worry.

Ahh, yes, it's normal to feel worried. Try to keep listening to ask much medical-English related things as you can: podcasts, programmes, films even. And remember to take some time for yourself. I hope this playlist will help: OET Wellbeing: kzfaq.info/sun/PLGn-O3Fzl2Ly9VzkpTQSQh16QhaExqWUF.​@shravankumar-mu2lk Best of luck and let me know how it goes!

@@plushiehelpnetwork9631 Tq very much dear really it means a lot

You're very welcome!

Hello and thanks for your question. It depends on your profession and which registration board you are applying to, but I'm the UK, nurses can combine scores in this way when applying to the NMC. Please check with your appropriate registration board, but here's the link with details from the NMC: www.nmc.org.uk/registration/joining-the-register/english-language-requirements/accepted-english-language-tests/oet/#:~:text=Combining%20OET%20test%20scores,Grade%20B%20(350%2D440) . I hope this helps!

You're very welcome dear. If you have any questions, please feel free to get in touch.

Hello Anaswara, thanks for your question. The OET is not an educational qualification, but a test to show a candidate's competence in English for health care settings. For example, to be able to register with the General Pharmaceutical Council in the UK, you'll need to score Bs in all components of the test, as well as having your overseas qualifications. To start studying for the OET, you should be of a B2 (high) level. A score of B in the OET means you have a C1 level of English (equivalent to a 7 in the IELTS). I hope this helps answer your question, but do ask if you have more.

I'm so glad you liked it, Nimet! Thank you.

Hello Poehnin, thank you very much. It's so kind of you to say. I'm glad you are finding the videos useful. If you have any questions, please feel free to get in touch!

Thank you for watching! I'm glad you liked it. 😊

Can you please make more videos about OET for pharmacist 🙂

Hi Anamika, I can certainly try! Was there anything in particular you wanted to see? Here's the playlist for Pharmacy: OET Pharmacy: kzfaq.info/sun/PLGn-O3Fzl2LwcICjISfJ9flKwUbTLY2iP

Okay thanks

You're very welcome, Keroline! If you have any particular questions, please feel free to ask!

That's very kind of you to say! If you have any particular questions, please feel free to get in touch.

Can i send you my letter for correction

Thanks for asking. You can find the details of my feedback correctioon service here: www.boselearning.co.uk/oet-remote-feedback

You're very welcome, Shadid! If you have any questions, do feel free to ask.

You're most welcome!

Thanks very much, Gagan!

Hello there, thanks for your questions. Yes, you can make notes with a pencil on the role play card, and yes, you keep it for the whole 5 minutes. Here is some more information for you: support.occupationalenglishtest.org/s/article/Can-I-make-highlights-or-write-notes-in-OET-on-computer-at-a-venue#:~:text=Note%3A%20highlighters%20aren't%20allowed,before%20the%20role%20play%20begins.

Hi, thanks for your questions. Yes, you can make notes on the card itself using a pencil, and yes, you keep the card for the whole 5 minutes. Here's some more information: support.occupationalenglishtest.org/s/article/Can-I-make-highlights-or-write-notes-in-OET-on-computer-at-a-venue#:~:text=Note%3A%20highlighters%20aren't%20allowed,before%20the%20role%20play%20begins.

Thanks!

Hi Shaya, that's a great question. If you haven't got a person's name, then we always end, "Yours faithfully., " Here's a video that might help! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/fp2pl5l7qL2Yk58.html

@@UpgradeYourOET Thank you so much ♥️

You're very welcome!

Hi Juby, well done on taking the first step and booking your test! It's great to hear. What is making you particularly worried about Part A for reading and listening? Here is a that you might like for the listening: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mbeqfLJlkp7aY4U.html And here is one for the reading:kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e86UqNZ80ZPUmWQ.htmlsi=hT1TRMWoQOyXwA2R. I hope these help, but feel free to get in touch again. Best of luck!

Most welcome 😊

Hello Arkya, it's really important you know this term; it stands for General Practioner and is basically in charge of primary care, so they are your family doctor.

You're welcome 😊 I'm glad you found it useful!

I hope you found the videos useful!

That's not so bad! Try to see where you might have missed out and how you can do even better next time!

Hello, Thanks for your question. Yes, proofreading is a great skill to have and you should always give yourself enough time in the test to read over what you've written. Although, you can't "read aloud" in the test, this is a technique you can use at home to help you. Here are some other ideas: www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/articles/z7vhsrd#zkg3f82. I hope this helps!

You're welcome!

Hello Shaya, thanks for the question. Yes, that would be totally fine! You might want to split it obey two sentences if you can, because it is rather long, but it's OK as you've written it. If you do want to split it, you can stop after "care." And then the second sentences would begin, "She requires your evaluation and management..." etc.

@@UpgradeYourOET Thank you so much Sona. Also in one of your videos you mentioned it’s better to write dates as given in the case notes. In one of the OET offical sample practice tests writing sample. The initial visit was given as “ 29 December 2018”. After the introduction Is it grammatically correct if we write “ She initially presented on 29 December 2018 concerned that her blood sugar levels were no longer controlled” Or should there be a comma after 29 December 2018? Thanks a lot

Thanks for the question. Something to bear in mind is that in normal circumstances, the patient always gets a copy of the letter; so how do you think the patient would feel if they read that about themselves? To be totally neutral, you can say "Patient x drinks y units a day/week and smokes z a day." This way you are being purely factual. I hope this helps!

You're very welcome! This video shows you how to organise and paragraph: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ac6WpJWXrLq5Z30.htmlsi=cEA-MMaBgw1kXC92 and here's the grammar playlist: kzfaq.info/sun/PLGn-O3Fzl2Ly_P_D7rzrulBbhNgOq6rLe&si=q7okqW-3zlDpBtWt. I hope this helps!

Thanks very much, Mohamed! I'm glad you find the videos useful. If you have any questions you'd like me to try and cover, just let me know!

Thanks very much, Yasmin! Here is our reading playlist: OET Reading: kzfaq.info/sun/PLGn-O3Fzl2Lz2-agCPIJduv23bJIydzi- and here is the one especially for nurses: kzfaq.info/sun/PLGn-O3Fzl2LzF_aNcSxOZzgNDnwlCUg8m&si=K_mDk555vpaNA4ua

Thanks very much, Shaya. I'm so glad you liked it. Here's a video to help you understandhow to score 400: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/maiEg5Rynb-qkn0.html and here's the Medicine playlist for you:kzfaq.info/sun/PLGn-O3Fzl2LwBgCUx4xBBBBTUsv5_p-xH&si=T75a7Jm_RoXEfnRS

@@UpgradeYourOET okay Thanks so much. For my last OET exam I got infectious mononucleosis. In the case notes it was given that he got some injury and he has lost his consciousness when he was playing with his brother. (They have been playing with a ball and his brother has kicked the ball with minimal force ) It was really confusing for me I spent so much time thinking whether I should include all these information? and I couldn’t think of a nice/professional way to write all that. in the plan it was given an ambulance has been arranged. Should I mention that to the reader as well? Thank you so much

Hi Shaya, in order to answer your question, I need to know who you were writing to, and that will also help you answer the questions yourself actually. Will the reader need to know what caused the injury in order to help them care better for the patient? Or is the consequence and present condition enough? Will not knowing about the ambulance mean they will order one and so two will be ordered causing problems? Etc etc. Always think about your reader and that will help you decide what to write. I hope this helps, but try this video as well and feel free to ask more! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/i8WDiL2au8Dcqqc.htmlsi=S-SrwuhHpNQtqHmb

I'm so pleased to hear you liked the video. We have over 250 now for you to watch, so please do subscribe and watch some of our others!

Thanks Beenzu, I'm glad you liked them!

Hi, thank you. No, I covered them up deliberately in the first one, because you have to answer the question in your own words and then and only then, look at the options! That's a great strategy you can follow. They are all open in the remaining 5, so you can practise your technique yourself. 😊

@@UpgradeYourOET okay okay

😊 try it and see how you go!

Please have a go and let me know how it goes for your!

Thanks very much! Here's our nursing playlist for you 😊 kzfaq.info/sun/PLGn-O3Fzl2LzF_aNcSxOZzgNDnwlCUg8m&si=rDRZ_tll_wPYkAkY

Thanks for the support! 🧡

It really is! I'm the UK, we like to joke about things, even when we're ill!

Thanks, Balsinder. If you have any questions, please feel free to get in touch.

Me too

Thanks Esra, that's so nice of you to say. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask!

Thanks Lisa, I hope you like the videos. Do let me know if you have any questions.

Hi Deepthi, I'm not sure to be honest. Let me try to find out for you.

I asked some OET colleagues of mine and they said that anaesthetic technicians falls under the Operating department practitioners in the UK. This team needs to be registered with HCPC. HCPC's website only list IELTS and TOEFL as accepted English tests. But it's best if you call or email HCPC to check. Good luck!

I checked with the OET for you and this is what they said: "our advice to candidates is to contact the regulator they wish to register with and enquire which version (profession) of OET they require, and if there are no particular requirements, that the candidate then look at sample tests for the versions they think they feel most comfortable with and to make a decision based on the typical contents of the Writing and Speaking tests." You can then apply for this: lm.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Foet.com%2Fpost%2Fhow-to-request-a-comparability-statement-for-registration-with-the-hcpc%3Ffbclid%3DIwAR3eBCLQM4x_BGh6QGCnswRdH8AJ41znW-9NsPv2pWXTwwHo3lwdsOe1TRs&h=AT2BDPwke6ul7DwgeDYtyiH9iapEZOE166yNtNYn0JPK9c7h19dF6JrJEAs7dRMGOmIlPIitx33KsdyMIin6rbf2QF-XsjOaeknskyoISKuisWRaGDe3Ptzea5v5T2L5f-TW1JjlBXAEMYv6FA

Aww, Saminaa, I'm sorry to hear that. It's always so tough when you are so close. Unfortunately, it's really unusual for them to raise a score in listening (or reading) as it's mainly multiple choice apart from section A. Do you think your handwriting was not clear? If so, there's a very slim possibility and only if the new marker can read it better. I've not heard of more than one case of getting a listening mark changed, but I guess, it's worth trying if you can afford it, but just be ready for them not to change it. I'm sorry I can't be more positive, but at least you know you are so close and you can do it!

Hi Najmeh, thanks very much. Do you mean a video doing a walk through of how to answer the questions in those papers?

Thanks very much, Hanif :)

Thank you! I'm so glad you liked it.

Hi Saminaa, thanks very much! I'm so glad you like it. We've got a few more in the 10-minute series, so please do check them out, and the longer listening practice videos too. :) kzfaq.info/sun/PLGn-O3Fzl2LxppVjXlEvfZSizNc-Adq8J

@@UpgradeYourOET ok mam

Hi Aswini, oh that's interesting. I've not come across 'manjal' before. Which part of India are you from?