Interactive Lessons
LESSON 01
Fluency Rescue: Keep Talking
Week 1
LESSON 02
Rich Small Talk
Week 2
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LESSON 03
Narrative Past: Case Stories
Week 3
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LESSON 04
Explaining Simply: Paraphrase
Week 4
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LESSON 05
Medical Collocations I
Week 5
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LESSON 06
Listening Detail: Consultations
Week 6
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LESSON 07
OET Speaking: Roleplays
Week 7
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LESSON 08
Referral Letters
Week 8
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LESSON 09
OET Mock: Roleplay + Letter
Week 9
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LESSON 10
Review + C1 Roadmap
Week 10
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OET Medicine Exam Structure
Four sub-tests, each scored 0–500. There is no overall grade — every sub-test is assessed separately. Target: Grade B (350+) per sub-test. Confirm exact requirements with the employer or chamber in Austria.
| Section | Time | Questions | Details |
|---|---|---|---|
| Listening | ~50 minutes | 42 | Consultations, briefings, presentations. Healthcare topics. 30+ marks is typically Grade B. |
| Reading | 60 minutes | 42 | Workplace notices, guidelines, longer medical articles. 30+ marks is typically Grade B. |
| Writing | 45 minutes | 1 letter | Referral / transfer / discharge letter from case notes. Assessed on: purpose, content, conciseness & clarity, genre & style, organisation & layout, language. |
| Speaking | ~20 minutes | 2 roleplays | Doctor–patient roleplays. Recorded and assessed later; the interlocutor does not grade. Language and clinical communication both count. |
Critical Notes
Grades: A 450–500 · B 350–440 · C+ 300–340 · C and below do not meet the benchmark. Scores move in 10-point steps.
No averaging: A high score in one sub-test does not compensate for a low score in another. Each result stands alone.
OET Medicine version: Doctors take the Medicine version — referral letters and doctor–patient roleplays.
Homework Assignments