Start speaking English or Spanish with confidence!

10 Lessons Included:

• Lesson 1: Where You're Starting From — A relaxed check-in on strengths and habits to work on.
• Lesson 2: How Sure Are You? — Using must, might, and can't to guess and speculate.
• Lesson 3: What's Changing? — Talking about trends using increasingly and more and more.
• Lesson 4: Looking Ahead in Time — Using will be doing and will have done for future plans.
• Lesson 5: Agree to Disagree — Diplomatic ways to disagree without sounding rude.
• Lesson 6: Giving a Real Opinion — Structuring an opinion with clear reasons and examples.
• Lesson 7: How Things Are Made — Describing a process or steps using the passive voice.
• Lesson 8: Cause and Effect — Connecting ideas with as a result, due to, and so.
• Lesson 9: Talking About the News — Discussing a current event naturally and clearly.
• Lesson 10: Fluency Check-In — Practicing everything from Part 1 in a relaxed conversation.

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• Lesson 11: What Did They Ask? — Reporting questions naturally in conversation.
• Lesson 12: Phrasal Verbs at Work — Common phrasal verbs for meetings and daily tasks.
• Lesson 13: Words That Go Together — Natural word pairs (collocations) that make you sound fluent.
• Lesson 14: Writing a Clear Email — Structuring a professional or personal email with the right tone.
• Lesson 15: Speaking to a Group — Structuring a short, clear presentation.
• Lesson 16: Let's Find a Middle Ground — Language for negotiating and compromising.
• Lesson 17: Weighing the Options — Discussing pros and cons like a native speaker.
• Lesson 18: What the Numbers Show — Describing simple graphs, charts, and statistics.
• Lesson 19: Small Talk, Big Differences — Cultural do's and don'ts in everyday conversation.
• Lesson 20: Presentation Practice — Delivering a short talk and handling follow-up questions.

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• Lesson 21: What If, Looking Back — A gentle introduction to mixed conditionals.
• Lesson 22: Softening What You Say — Using kind of, sort of, and to some extent naturally.
• Lesson 23: Adding Emphasis — Using absolutely, totally, and other emphasis words naturally.
• Lesson 24: Catching Fast Speech — Training your ear for linked sounds and natural speed.
• Lesson 25: Idioms in the News — Common idioms you'll actually hear in the media.
• Lesson 26: Tricky Situations at Work — Talking through hypothetical work problems.
• Lesson 27: Giving Honest Feedback — Phrasing feedback so it lands well.
• Lesson 28: Telling a Bigger Story — Structuring a longer story with twists and detail.
• Lesson 29: Talking About Books & Films — Sharing and defending an opinion in depth.
• Lesson 30: Fluency Workshop & Review — A final relaxed conversation putting everything together, plus your certificate.

10 Lessons Included:

• Lesson 1: Diagnostic Review & Study Plan — Your Writing sample and Speaking role-play reviewed, with clear targets for each sub-test.
• Lesson 2: How the OET Works — All four sub-tests, the scoring, and what grade B really means.
• Lesson 3: Core Clinical Vocabulary — Symptoms, procedures and medication language you meet in every sub-test.
• Lesson 4: Listening Part A — Completing a health professional's notes from a consultation.
• Lesson 5: Listening Parts B & C — Handovers, briefings and presentations: following the speaker's point.
• Lesson 6: Accents and Fast Speech — Training your ear for natural, real-life clinical English.
• Lesson 7: Reading Part A — Four texts in 15 minutes: scanning strategies that work.
• Lesson 8: Reading Part B — Workplace extracts: purpose, gist and detail questions.
• Lesson 9: Reading Part C — Long articles: opinion, inference and what words refer to.
• Lesson 10: Listening & Reading Check — Timed practice of both sub-tests, with a review of every mistake.

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• Lesson 11: The OET Letter — Letter types, layout, and the six writing criteria.
• Lesson 12: Reading Case Notes — Choosing what to include, summarise or leave out for your reader.
• Lesson 13: From Notes to Sentences — Turning clinical shorthand into clear, formal, concise English.
• Lesson 14: Referral Letters — Opening with purpose, organising the history, and making a clear request.
• Lesson 15: Discharge Letters — Handing over care safely to a GP or community team.
• Lesson 16: Transfer and Urgent Letters — Writing to another ward or hospital, and when the case is urgent.
• Lesson 17: Writing for Different Readers — Adjusting content and tone for doctors, nurses, patients and carers.
• Lesson 18: Accuracy and Word Count — Grammar, 180-200 words, and the small errors that cost points.
• Lesson 19: Timed Letter Practice — A full 45-minute letter, marked and rewritten.
• Lesson 20: Writing Mock and Feedback — A mock letter marked against the official criteria, with your action plan.

10 Lessons Included:

• Lesson 21: How OET Speaking Works — The role-play format, the role cards, and exactly what the assessors listen for.
• Lesson 22: Rapport and Plain English — Opening the conversation well and explaining without jargon.
• Lesson 23: Gathering Information with Empathy — Questions, active listening, and the patient's worries and expectations.
• Lesson 24: Advice and Instructions — Medication, lifestyle and discharge advice in small, clear steps.
• Lesson 25: Difficult Conversations — Anxious, angry or reluctant patients and relatives: staying calm and professional.
• Lesson 26: Emergency Room Role-Plays — Fast, calm, clear communication under pressure.
• Lesson 27: Clinic and Ward Role-Plays — Follow-ups, chronic conditions and talking with families.
• Lesson 28: Exam-Day Strategy — Timing, nerves, OET@Home or test centre, and what to expect.
• Lesson 29: Full Mock Exam — All four sub-tests under real test conditions.
• Lesson 30: Results Review & Next Steps — Your estimated grades, a personal study plan, and your certificate of completion.