OET Listening
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This OET Listening Practice Course is designed to help healthcare professionals develop strong listening skills and confidently approach the OET Listening sub-test. The course provides structured, exam-style practice that closely reflects the official OET format, timing, and level of difficulty.
Students will work through full-length Listening practice tests covering Parts A, B, and C. The materials are carefully designed to simulate real exam conditions and include a variety of clinical scenarios relevant to different healthcare professions. Each test is accompanied by complete answer keys to allow learners to review their performance and identify areas for improvement.
To support effective preparation, the course also includes expert guidance through recorded Listening strategy sessions and recap explanations. These sessions focus on key techniques such as predicting answers, managing time, identifying distractors, and improving note-taking skills during fast-paced recordings.
This course is suitable for self-study and can also be upgraded with private coaching or additional practice sets, depending on the student’s needs. It is ideal for candidates who want structured practice, clear feedback, and a focused approach to improving accuracy and confidence in the Listening sub-test.
The course is intended for doctors, nurses, pharmacists, and other healthcare professionals aiming to achieve a Grade B or higher in OET Listening.
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Curriculum Overview
This course includes 3 modules, 10 lessons, and 2:00 hours of materials.
.Listening Part A tests your ability to extract key clinical details from a patient–clinician consultation. You will answer 24 questions in the form of short answers (1–3 words) or matching, and the focus is always on numbers, durations, medications, symptoms, and clear factual details.
You have 15 minutes in total, and the audio plays once, so you must listen and fill the gaps immediately.
A safe damage-control score for this part is 21 out of 24.
Part B assesses your ability to understand short workplace extracts such as handovers, guidelines, and brief clinical discussions. You will answer 6 multiple-choice questions, and each extract is heard once only.
This part focuses on identifying the main point, the speaker’s purpose, or the most accurate interpretation of the information.
You will have approximately 10 minutes, and a safe damage-control score is 4 out of 6.
Listening Part C tests your ability to understand longer, more complex healthcare talks, such as interviews, presentations, and discussions. You will answer 12 multiple-choice questions, each with four options: A, B, C, and D, and each extract is played once only.
You should focus on the speaker’s opinion, attitude, and purpose, not just facts.
Your strategy here is essential:
– Move on quickly if you miss an answer.
– Use transitions (however, although, in contrast, the point is…) to locate the next answer.
– Eliminate two wrong options fast, then choose between the remaining two.
You will have around 25 minutes for this part, and a safe damage-control score is 7 out of 12
Listening Part C tests your ability to understand longer, more complex healthcare talks, such as interviews, presentations, and discussions. You will answer 12 multiple-choice questions, each with four options: A, B, C, and D, and each extract is played once only.
You should focus on the speaker’s opinion, attitude, and purpose, not just facts.
Your strategy here is essential:
– Move on quickly if you miss an answer.
– Use transitions (however, although, in contrast, the point is…) to locate the next answer.
– Eliminate two wrong options fast, then choose between the remaining two.
You will have around 25 minutes for this part, and a safe damage-control score is 7 out of 12
Listening Part C tests your ability to understand longer, more complex healthcare talks, such as interviews, presentations, and discussions. You will answer 12 multiple-choice questions, each with four options: A, B, C, and D, and each extract is played once only.
You should focus on the speaker’s opinion, attitude, and purpose, not just facts.
Your strategy here is essential:
– Move on quickly if you miss an answer.
– Use transitions (however, although, in contrast, the point is…) to locate the next answer.
– Eliminate two wrong options fast, then choose between the remaining two.
You will have around 25 minutes for this part, and a safe damage-control score is 7 out of 12
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