With a legacy spanning over 13 years, Cokonet Academy has a rich history that is evident across various domains, each reflecting our steadfast dedication to excellence and empowerment.
With a legacy spanning over 13 years, Cokonet Academy has a rich history that is evident across various domains, each reflecting our steadfast dedication to excellence and empowerment.
OET covers a wide range of healthcare professions, including medicine, nursing, dentistry, pharmacy, physiotherapy, radiography, occupational therapy, dietetics, veterinary science, optometry, and more. The test content is tailored to the specific needs and vocabulary relevant to each profession.
OET scores are accepted by various healthcare regulatory bodies and institutions in English-speaking countries, such as Australia, New Zealand, the UK, Ireland, the USA, Canada, and Singapore. It is commonly required for healthcare professionals seeking registration, employment, or further studies in these countries.
Test Format: The OET consists of four main sub-tests, each evaluating a specific language skill:
This section assesses the candidate's ability to understand spoken English in healthcare scenarios. It includes interactions between healthcare professionals and patients, as well as lectures and discussions.
Test takers read various healthcare-related texts, such as patient case notes, articles, and extracts from healthcare journals. The questions assess their ability to comprehend the material, extract information, and draw conclusions.
This section requires candidates to write a letter related to a healthcare situation. The letter is typically addressed to a patient, colleague, or healthcare administrator. The writing task evaluates their ability to convey information clearly, accurately, and appropriately.
The speaking test involves a role-play scenario based on a healthcare situation. Candidates interact with an interlocutor (an examiner) and simulate a conversation with a patient or another healthcare professional. This evaluates their ability to communicate effectively in a healthcare context.