Foundation OET Writing course
You already speak English – but the OET Writing score doesn’t reflect it.
That’s because OET Writing isn’t general English — it’s about clinical communication judged against strict criteria.
Struggling with Writing despite good English?
You don’t need another generic English course.
You need expert medical Writing preparation designed for healthcare professionals — delivered by a medical doctor and IELTS & OET specialist.
Practical Exam-focused Clinician-led
Writing improves when you know the rules of the exam
OET Writing is not about rewriting case notes in English.
It’s about understanding assessment criteria and writing exactly what the examiner expects.This free course introduces you to the core logic of OET Writing, step by step.
This is not grammar practice — it’s exam strategy.
Perfect for doctors and healthcare professionals who want a solid foundation before moving to personalised coaching.
In this free short course, you will learn:
✔ What OET Writing really tests
(task format, time limits, word count, letter types)
✔ How Writing is assessed
Purpose, Content, Clarity & Conciseness, Style & Genre, Organisation, Language
✔ Why candidates lose marks even with good English
✔ How to identify the purpose of the letter correctly
and make it immediately apparent to the reader
✔ How to select relevant information from case notes
(important vs additional vs irrelevant)
After this lesson, you will:
- clearly understand what examiners look for
- stop guessing what to include in the letter
- see OET Writing as a structured task, not a language mystery
Not sure to start?
Most healthcare professionals begin with the blog before joining the Writing lesson.
Medical English Articles
Short practical posts on medical vocabulary, test results, referrals, and exam tips.
Individual Support
1:1 Writing Consultation
Personalised feedback and exam-focused guidance.
Ready to improve your OET Writing with clarity and structure?
Join the structured Writing course designed for healthcare professionals — or start with a personalised diagnostic review of your letter.