About Course
The complete text of Clinical Letters Mastery: OET Writing for Nurses by Jobin Thomas, turned into a working course. Fifty OET writing case notes, the writing task for each, and a full model letter — plus the book’s own introduction to the test, its six assessment criteria, its guidance on letter structure, and the mistakes that cost marks.
Course Content
Module 1 — Foundations
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Welcome — How This Course Works
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1. What is OET?
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2. Who Should Take OET?
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3. Why Choose OET Instead of IELTS or Other Tests?
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4. Test Format – Overview of the 4 Sub-tests
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Where is OET Accepted?
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OET Test Delivery Modes
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Booking and Test Dates
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Preparation Strategy for OET Beginners
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Registration Requirements
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1. What Is the OET Writing Sub-test?
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2. Who Will You Be Writing To?
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3. Format and Timing
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4. What Will You Receive?
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5. What Are You Expected to Do?
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6. OET Writing Assessment Criteria for Nurses
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7. The Ideal Letter Structure
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8. Common Mistakes to Avoid
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9. Practical Writing Tips for Nurses
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10. How to Practise Effectively
Module 2 — Your First Letters
Module 3 — Building Independence
Module 4 — Handling Complexity
Module 5 — Specialist Audiences
Module 6 — Consolidation
Module 7 — Exam-Level Practice
Module 8 — Revision and Exam Technique
Final Assessment — Five OET Writing Mock Tests
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