The study journal
Ideas to explore. Skills to practise. Find something useful for your next study session.

OET Nursing Speaking: Waiting for Thyroid Test Results
Explain an uncertain wait with five-task role cards, a thyroid-test lesson, an extended nurse model and practice that changes the follow-up plan.

OET Nursing Speaking: Explain Type 2 Diabetes Clearly
Turn clinical notes into clear explanations with paired diabetes role cards, a detailed condition lesson, a nurse model and an exercise that changes the practical barrier.

OET Writing Model Letters: Study the Decisions Behind the Answer
Compare your letter with a model by checking purpose, selection, factual accuracy and paragraph choices, without memorising its wording.

OET Writing Practice: Move From Guided Tasks to Independent Letters
Build a writing practice cycle from guided attempts to independent tasks and timed mocks, with a short planning exercise and focused review.

OET Writing Grammar: Keep Cause, Certainty and Negatives Accurate
Check how because, may and negative statements change meaning in OET writing. Practise correcting fluent sentences that add unsupported claims.

OET Writing Case Notes: Choose What Your Reader Needs
Select case notes by reader, purpose and requested action. Try a short relevance exercise and build a clear paragraph plan for your next letter.

OET Nursing Speaking: Asthma Plans and Clear Next Steps
Clarify the personal asthma plan, arrange the right device check and close with a clear action, using paired cards and a changed-concern exercise.

OET Reading Practice: Find the Right Detail Faster
Practise mapping short texts, predicting the answer type and copying enough detail accurately, with an original four-text reading exercise.

OET Reading Practice Tests: Learn More Than Your Total Score
Use a timed reading attempt, an untimed second look and evidence review to distinguish pacing problems from comprehension gaps.

OET Nursing Speaking: Childhood Fever and Useful Partner Practice
Help a parent understand what a lower temperature means, act on warning signs and share the plan, with paired cards and an extended nurse model.










