So many of my OET candidates struggle with listening Part C and that’s often because they haven’t really spent any time building up to it.
The thing to remember, is that learning or improving a language is a skill, and like any other skill (driving, playing football etc), you have to practise in order to get better, and not just practise doing test papers, but actually practise the individual skills needed in order to do the test papers.
With that in mind, here’s our latest listening lesson for you. One way to help you find the answers in the OET listening Part C sub-test is to use the key words in the question and options to your advantage. This lesson will help you do that.
And if you've got time for a bit more study, why not start with a new phrase for the new year!