OET speaking practice for nurses and doctors
The OET speaking sub-test is a role-play: you are the nurse, doctor, or other health professional, and the interlocutor is the patient or carer. You are marked on more than grammar — on how you build rapport, explain clearly, reassure, and check that the patient understands.
Airi plays the patient so you can rehearse the whole consultation out loud. Ask her to be anxious, confused, reluctant, or in pain, and practise gathering information, explaining a diagnosis or treatment, and calming worries in plain, clear English. Daily role-plays build the calm, patient-centred delivery OET rewards.
A quick example with Airi
How to get the most from it
Build rapport first
Acknowledge the patient's feelings before explaining. Practise the empathy phrases out loud.
Explain in plain English
Avoid jargon. Rehearse explaining conditions and treatments in simple, clear sentences.
Check understanding
End with "Does that make sense?" or "Would you like me to go over anything again?" Drill it.
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