Rebecca and Alex talked through some of the common OET myths to separate fact from fiction in this live session.

You will learn the truth about OET Writing, OET Speaking, OET Listening and OET Reading, including a look at OET re-marking and our new product OET Pulse.

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⏰Timestamps⏰
0.00 Intro
02:20 Myth #1:The exam is getting harder & OET keeps changing the criteria
04:33 Myth #2: Some of the skills in the test are more difficult than real life or are not used by healthcare professionals.
07:00 Myth #3: If I ask for a re-mark, I will pass.
09:55 Myth #4: OET uses accents that are hard to understand in the Listening test.
13:03 Myth #5: If I don’t use British English when writing and speaking, I will be penalised by the assessors.
14:31 Myth #6: I will score higher if I memorise complex phrases to use.
18:15 Myth #7: If I write more than 201 words, I can’t get a B for Writing.
20:00 Introducing OET Pulse
21:55 Q & A
29:45 Where to get help!


Links mentioned:
🩺Check the health of your English with OET Pulse here:
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🔊Check out some podcasts featuring different accents via our Listening page here: [ Ссылка ]


Are you a healthcare professional? Are you looking for an English language test that is accepted globally? OET is for you!

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