OET NURSING PRACTICE
OET Nursing practice: letters and role-plays
Practice for nurses preparing for the UK, Australia, Ireland or New Zealand.
- Letter feedback listing missed and unnecessary information
- Role-plays with an AI patient and a synthesised voice
- 30 fictional case cards and 30 role-play cards
- Free 3-minute Writing Check, no account needed
OET is a trademark of Cambridge Boxhill Language Assessment. examplat is an independent practice service and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to the test provider. Case notes, role-plays and questions are fictional and written by examplat. AI feedback is a practice estimate, not a test result.
What you can practise
- Writing: referral, transfer, discharge and family letters
- Speaking: ward, community, outpatient and relative conversations
- Short drills on workplace texts and letter language
- Listening and Reading sets are in preparation
Guides and practice pages
Referral letter: structure and example
A fictional case, a model letter and common pitfallsRole-play practice with an AI patient
An example card, a sample conversation and what is rated3-minute Writing Check
Choose the information for a letter. No account neededTest guide for nurses
Test modes, NMC grades and how OET compares with IELTSPlans
- US$19 / 29 / 49 a month, lower in many regions
- 30-day pass with no automatic renewal
- Letters and role-plays included every 30 days
- Free account: one letter feedback and one role-play
FAQ
Is examplat connected with the OET test provider?
No. examplat is an independent practice service. Case notes, role-plays and questions are fictional and written by examplat, and AI feedback is an estimate for practice, not a test result.
Which profession is covered?
Nursing. Writing and Speaking tasks are written for nurses. Other professions may be added later.
Heading to the US instead? NCLEX-RN practice
OET is a trademark of Cambridge Boxhill Language Assessment. examplat is an independent practice service and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to the test provider. Case notes, role-plays and questions are fictional and written by examplat. AI feedback is a practice estimate, not a test result. Written by examplat and checked against public guidance (NHS, NICE, BNF).