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Do you end your OET letter like this?

3 July 2019

Make sure you end your letter correctly with this quick tip!

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Use adverbs to prepare your patients for what’s next

2 July 2019

Find out how to use adverbs to help your patients better understand what’s coming next in the conversation.

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Avoid getting sick by studying properly

29 June 2019

Did you know cramming might be negatively affecting your health? Find out how to avoid the stress of late night cramming and ways to stay healthy during your OET Preparation. Hands up who has become ill while cramming for an exam? I…

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4 ways to manage work / study balance

27 June 2019

Don’t let your work / study balance fall out of tilt. Follow these four examples to ensure you get it right.

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Do you know how to adapt speech to context?

25 June 2019

Understanding a patient’s situation and context is important to how you should speak to them. Find out some of the key aspects to look out for.

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3 OET spelling tips to help you reach the perfect score

17 June 2019

Different parts of OET have different requirements for spelling. Find out where you must have the correct spelling, and where phonetics is fine.

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3 things you didn’t know were cheating

13 June 2019

Did you know that discussing test materials after you take OET is considered malpractice? Find out the other ways here.

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Use connectors to add clarity to your writing

5 June 2019

Did you know that connectors can add clarity to your writing by helping readers understand your sentences?

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3 ways a mirror can help you study for OET

30 May 2019

Follow these three study hacks to take advantage of your household mirror.

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Can you rate these five synonyms for tired?

28 May 2019

Tiredness can be a way for patients to talk about their illness. Take the quiz to find out if you can rate these tired adjectives.

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Do you know how to write passive forms correctly?

22 May 2019

Passive forms are great for making the patient or treatment the focus of a sentence. So instead of pitting the performer of the action first, the passive voice makes the person or thing being acted on the subject of the sentence. Related…

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Can you find these five English language skills?

14 May 2019

Take this language quiz and find five examples of English language skills used by healthcare professionals.

Do you end your OET letter like this?

Use adverbs to prepare your patients for what’s next

Avoid getting sick by studying properly

4 ways to manage work / study balance

Do you know how to adapt speech to context?

3 OET spelling tips to help you reach the perfect score

3 things you didn’t know were cheating

Use connectors to add clarity to your writing

3 ways a mirror can help you study for OET

Can you rate these five synonyms for tired?

Do you know how to write passive forms correctly?

Can you find these five English language skills?

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