We've got a new OET Listening Part C set of questions for you to practise. We'll go over a technique you can use, then you'll get a...

To check your knowledge of the passive in our latest #OET #shorts quiz, then check out our latest video now!

OK, this might not be directly OET connected, but it is important! Our latest #OET#shorts quiz looks at 3 out of the 10 tips that Dr...

If you need more help in your OET writing, then take a look at your latest video. We'll look over the difference between the active and...

Do you want to know the secret to writing a successful OET letter? Watch our latest OET Writing #shorts video to find out all the magic...

One of the 6 criteria that you'll be examined on in your OET writing is Genre & Style. In this video, we look at what this means and give...

Do you know how to spot a gerund? Do you know what a gerund is and why we use them? Well, find out in our latest OET lesson on YouTube...

Roza got in touch with us on YouTube and asked us what "contracted" means. Watch our latest #oet shorts video to find out and get some...

Let's do a bit of very quick listening practice to get you ready for the OET. When you have a muliple-choice question, look for the...

That's the question that my lovely YouTube student, A. Miyan asked me, and it's a really important question to ask. Really, you need to...

Extend your lay language and practise for your OET with us. Do you know what a "lurgy" is? What would you say if a patient tells you it...

Today is world mental health day, so I've got 5 steps from the NHS to mental well being. Can you complete the gaps to form these useful...

Practise for your #OET with our new speaking role-play lesson all about diabetes. Learn how to explain the condition to a patient using...

If you are not sure how to end your OET speaking role play, watch our latest #OET #shorts video for a very quick reminder. One of our...

Practise for your #OET with our latest vocabulary quiz and speaking role play. Do you know what the words "fretful" and "dribbling" mean?...

Did you know that Doctors and Nurses in the UK tend to use the word "pop" quite a lot when they are talking to patients of all ages? But...

What's the difference between the words "breathe" and "breath"? How do you pronounce them? And how can you use them in sentences? Find...

Practise for your OET with us in this OET Speaking & Listening Lesson. In this video, we look take a look at a typical GP and patient...

Practise for your OET with us in this OET Vocabulary Quiz and OET Speaking Practice. Do you know what "floaters" are? What questions...

How should you tackle multiple choice questions in your OET? Let's take a whistle-stop tour of some of the things you can do. Find out...