Comprehensive OET Writing for NURSES

In the Occupational English Test (OET) Writing section, you must write a professional and concise description based on the given task. The writing task typically involves describing a patient’s condition, medical history, or an event related to healthcare. The purpose of the description is to provide accurate and relevant information to the intended recipient, who is usually a healthcare professional.

IN THIS COURSE

We cover:

1- How to write a letter regardless of your prior knowledge

2-Letter Criteria, Planning and writing

3-What to do and not do

In this course, we are going to discuss all the types of OET letters, including:

1. Referral Letters

• GP-GP referral

  • Old GP

  • New GP

• GP- Specialist

• Allied Health Referral

2. Allied Health Referral:

• RPOC

  • Rehabilitation

  • Physiotherapy

  • Occupational Therapy

  • Community Nurse

3-Urgent Letter

4-Update Letter

5- Transfer Letter

ALL WITH MULTIPLE EXAMPLES ON HOW TO DO ALONG WITH MULTIPLE CASE NOTES TO WRITE ON

When writing a description for the OET Writing Test, it is essential to keep the following points in mind:

1. Task Response: Carefully read the task prompt and ensure that your description addresses all the key points mentioned. Make sure to focus on the specific details asked for in the task.

2. Clarity and conciseness: Write in a clear and straightforward manner, using precise language to convey your message effectively. Avoid using jargon or technical terms that may not be familiar to the reader. Keep your description concise, adhering to the word limit provided.

3. Organization and Structure: Organize your description in a logical and coherent manner. Use paragraphs to separate different aspects or stages of the description. Begin with an introduction that sets the context, followed by the main body providing the relevant details, and conclude with a summary or closing statement.

4. Grammar and Vocabulary: Pay attention to grammar, spelling, and punctuation. Use a variety of appropriate vocabulary to demonstrate your language proficiency. Avoid repetition and use synonyms or related terms to enhance the quality of your writing.

5. Accuracy and Relevance: Ensure that the information you provide is accurate, relevant, and directly related to the task. Use facts, figures, and specific examples whenever possible to support your statements.

6. Tone and register: Maintain a professional tone throughout your writing. Use appropriate language and registers that are suitable for a healthcare setting. Avoid overly informal or colloquial language.

7. Proofreading and Editing: Take the time to proofread your description before submitting. Check for errors, coherence, and overall clarity. Make any necessary revisions or edits to improve the quality of your writing.

Remember, the purpose of the OET Writing section is to assess your ability to communicate effectively in a healthcare context. Practice writing descriptions using healthcare-related scenarios and seek feedback to improve your skills.