How to ace your OET
Hello Dear readers. I'm going to be sharing simple tips that will guide and help you ace your OET. I'm going to be starting with a brief introduction. OET stands for Occupational English Test. it is an English language test for healthcare professionals working in the healthcare sector, so from Doctors to Nurses, Physiotherapists, Dieticians, Pharmacists and Medical laboratory scientists are all eligible to take this test. An English language test is often required when you are working in most healthcare sectors abroad. If you are a health professional and want to relocate to the UK, US, Canada, Australia, Ireland, Qatar and other advanced countries you may want to consider writing this test. The OET has 4 components; Writing, Speaking, Reading and Listening. The minimum score in each of these components is 350, to be on a safe side, I would aim for much higher than that. The OET is unique in the sense that most of the information you will be tested on are not abstract, they