OET Reading Part B and C: Strategies for a Higher Score
Most nurses walk into OET Reading fairly confident. Part A feels manageable — skim, scan, fill in the blanks, done. Then Parts B and C arrive, sharing one 45-minute block with no separate timer, and that’s usually where the score takes a hit. Not because the English is harder, but because the two parts test […]
OET vs IELTS for Nurses: Which Exam Should You Choose in 2026?
Ask around in any nursing group chat for overseas-trained nurses and you’ll find the same question popping up on repeat: OET or IELTS? It looks like a small administrative choice from the outside, but for a nurse working toward NMC or AHPRA registration, it’s usually the one decision that quietly decides how many extra months […]