Ace Your OET Speaking

The OET Speaking role-play is clinical, not casual. Open each task with a clear professional greeting and confirm the patient’s concern before offering advice.

Use a structured flow: clarify → explain → check understanding. This mirrors real healthcare communication and helps you hit the assessment criteria.

Avoid long monologues. Short turns with natural follow-up questions show interaction skills and keep you within time.

Record yourself against official prompts and listen for clarity, pace, and medical accuracy—not accent perfection.

Build a small bank of phrases for empathy, explaining procedures, and closing conversations so you are never stuck searching for words on test day.