For nurses, doctors and healthcare professionals

Practise OET with realistic mock tests and clear feedback.

Timed practice for all four sub-tests, built for English-language registration and career moves in healthcare.

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Free to start. Results are practice bands (A–E), not official OET scores.

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Pick a sub-test or sit the full mock. Listening and Reading are marked instantly; results are practice bands (A–E), not official OET scores.

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OET Mock Test September 2026

Published 07 Sept 2026 66 tests taken
Listening
Reading
Writing
Speaking
Full mock test 180 min total · each sub-test timed

OET Mock Test August 2026

Published 07 Aug 2026 16 tests taken
Listening
Reading
Writing
Speaking
Full mock test 180 min total · each sub-test timed

OET Mock Test July 2026

Published 05 Jul 2026 22 tests taken
Listening
Reading
Writing
Speaking
Full mock test 180 min total · each sub-test timed
Practice modes

Start where you need the most help

Sit a full mock, focus on one sub-test, or fit a short set between shifts.

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Full OET mock test

All four sub-tests in one sitting, Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking, each with its own timer.

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Practise by skill

Focus on the sub-test you need most. Timed practice with instant marking and explanations for Listening and Reading.

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Quick practice

Short, focused question sets for when you only have a few minutes between shifts.

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The four sub-tests

Prepare for every OET sub-test

Each module follows the computer-based OET format, with feedback by part and question type.

Listening

Build accuracy across Parts A, B and C with audio practice and explanations that point to the right moment.

Instant marking About 40 min
Practise Listening

Reading

Improve speed and question technique across Parts A, B and C with timed practice and location-based explanations.

Instant marking 60 min
Practise Reading

Writing

Practise referral and discharge letters from realistic case notes, with criteria-based feedback and autosave.

AI-assisted feedback 45 min
Practise Writing

Speaking

Rehearse realistic patient role-plays by profession with clear, criteria-based feedback on your performance.

Reviewed by our team About 20 min
Practise Speaking
Feedback that teaches

More than a score: know what to improve next

  • Instant answers & explanations Every Listening and Reading question is marked the moment you submit, with a clear explanation of the correct answer. Writing and Speaking get AI-assisted feedback, reviewed by our team.
  • Feedback by skill, part & question type See exactly where you lose marks - by sub-test, by part and by question type - not just a total score.
  • Weak-area insights Your results highlight your weakest areas first, so you know what to practise next. See them anytime in your dashboard.
  • Timed, realistic practice Countdown timers, real OET-style question formats and a full mock test to build exam-day stamina.
  • Progress you can track Compare attempts over time and watch your accuracy improve part by part and skill by skill.
  • Profession-relevant tasks Writing letters and Speaking role-plays shaped around your profession - nursing, medicine and more.
B Reading practice band Not an official OET score
32 / 42 correct
Part A · Expeditious reading 16 / 20
Part B · Short workplace texts 4 / 6
Part C · Long texts 12 / 16
Practise next: Part B Most marks lost on questions about the purpose of a text.
Practise
How it works

A simpler way to prepare for OET

Four steps from first practice to a full exam-day rehearsal.

  1. STEP 1

    Take a practice test

    Start with any sub-test, or a short quick-practice set, to see where you are right now.

  2. STEP 2

    Find your weak areas

    Your results break down by part and question type, so you know exactly what to practise next.

  3. STEP 3

    Practise consistently

    Work through skill and part practice, with instant feedback and explanations for Listening and Reading.

  4. STEP 4

    Sit a full mock

    Finish with a full mock test, each sub-test under its own timer, to rehearse exam day.

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Your profession

OET preparation for your profession

Writing letters and Speaking role-plays that match the scenarios in your field.

Nursing Nurse-relevant letters and role-plays Medicine Doctor-relevant letters and role-plays Dentistry Dental case notes and scenarios Pharmacy Pharmacy consultations and letters Physiotherapy Physio consultations and letters More professions All other OET healthcare professions
Free guides

Free OET preparation guides

Clear, practical guides to the OET format, each sub-test and the mistakes to avoid.

All guides
OET test format guide
OET test format guide Parts, time limits and question counts for all four sub-tests. Read guide →
OET Writing letter guide
OET Writing letter guide Letter structure, tone and case-note selection, step by step. Read guide →
OET Speaking role-play guide
OET Speaking role-play guide What is assessed in role-plays and how to prepare effectively. Read guide →
OET vocabulary
OET vocabulary Healthcare terminology by profession and sub-test. Read guide →
How to prepare for OET Listening
How to prepare for OET Listening Strategies for Parts A, B and C, plus common mistakes to avoid. Read guide →
How to prepare for OET Reading
How to prepare for OET Reading Timing strategies and question techniques for Parts A, B and C. Read guide →
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Straight answers about free access, official scores and what this platform does and does not offer.

Is OET Practice affiliated with OET?

No. OET Practice is an independent preparation platform and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to OET (Occupational English Test) or Cambridge Boxhill Language Assessment.

Are the practice tests really free?

Yes. You can start a free practice test without paying anything. Free-plan limits apply to some activities, such as full-length mock tests and detailed feedback - these are always shown before you begin.

Will I get an official OET score?

No. Practice results are learning feedback to guide your preparation. They are not official OET results, and we never promise a particular grade.

Which skills can I practise?

All four OET sub-tests: Listening (Parts A, B and C), Reading (Parts A, B and C), Writing and Speaking.

Is OET Practice suitable for nurses and doctors?

Yes. It is designed for nurses, doctors and other healthcare professionals preparing for English-language registration and career opportunities.

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