New nursing graduates
Just finished BSc Nursing or GNM? Want to work in the UK, Australia, or Ireland? We help you start from the beginning.
- We teach you from the basics
- You learn the OET test format
- We tell you what each country needs
OET for Nurses
Staff Nurses • BSc Nursing • Experienced Nurses
Built for nurses
OET Training for Nurses in India
You are a good nurse. Now you need a good OET score. We help nurses pass OET. We teach you how to write letters, how to speak to patients in English, and how to do well in the test. You can try a free class and a free level check before you join.
Nursing-specific training
Writing correction
Speaking role-play
Mock tests
Online & classroom
Author-trainers
Our trainers write OET books. They know the test very well.
For nurses
All practice and examples are about nursing. Not general topics.
We check your work
You write a letter. We correct it. You speak. We give feedback. Every time.
Start free
Free demo class. Free level check. No money needed to start.
Why nurses choose OET
Not IELTS — and here is why
OET vs IELTS for nurses
Why do so many nurses choose OET?
IELTS tests general English. You write essays about travel or cities. You talk about your hobbies. That is hard for many nurses.
OET is different. OET tests medical English. You write a letter about a patient. You talk to a patient in a role-play. You read about health topics. This is easier for nurses because you already do these things at work.
Many countries accept OET for nurses: the UK, Australia, Ireland, New Zealand, Singapore, and Dubai. If you want to work abroad as a nurse, OET can help you.
UK — NMC
Australia — AHPRA
Ireland — NMBI
NZ • Singapore • Gulf
Who this is for
Every kind of nurse
Who is this for?
New nurse, working nurse, or tried OET before? We can help.
It does not matter where you are starting from. We help all nurses — from fresh graduates to experienced staff nurses.
Working nurses
Already working in a hospital? We have classes that fit around your shifts. You can study online from home.
- Online classes for shift workers
- We correct your writing
- We practise speaking with you
Failed OET before?
Many nurses fail OET the first time. That is normal. We find out what went wrong and help you fix it.
- We check what you are doing wrong
- We fix your mistakes one by one
- We give you mock tests to build confidence
OET Writing for Nurses
The skill that matters most
Writing help
Most nurses fail because of Writing. We fix that.
In OET Writing, you read patient notes and write a letter. It sounds easy. But many nurses make mistakes. They write too much. They use wrong words. They do not know the right format. We help you fix all of this.
How we teach Writing
Every week, you write a letter. Your teacher reads it, finds the mistakes, and shows you how to write it better. You do this again and again until your letters are good.
- How to read patient notes and pick the right information
- How to write a letter in the correct format
- How to use polite, professional words
- Mistakes that Indian nurses often make
- Your teacher corrects every letter you write
Pick
Choose the right details
The patient notes have a lot of information. You do not need all of it. We teach you what to pick and what to leave.
Write
Write a clear letter
Start, middle, end. Each part has a job. We show you the format that the test wants.
Fix
Get your mistakes corrected
You write a letter. Your teacher corrects it. You see your mistakes. You write a better one next time.
All 4 OET papers
Nursing-specific preparation
The 4 parts of OET
Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking
OET has 4 parts. Here is what each part tests and how we help you.
Listening
You hear doctors and patients talking. You answer questions about what they said. We teach you how to catch the important words.
- Common medical words you will hear
- How to take notes while listening
- Timed practice like the real test
Reading
You read health articles and answer questions. We teach you how to find answers fast without reading every word.
- How to read fast and find answers
- How to manage your time
- Practice with nursing-related texts
Writing
You read patient notes and write a letter. This is the hardest part for most nurses. We give you more writing practice than anything else.
- How to pick the right patient details
- How to write a good letter
- Your teacher corrects every letter
Speaking
You talk to a patient in a role-play. We teach you how to explain things clearly, show care, and sound calm.
- Practice talking to patients
- Kind, clear words for difficult conversations
- Feedback on how you sound
How it works
4 clear steps
How it works
4 simple steps from start to test day
You do not need to plan alone. Here is how it works.
1. Free level check
We check your English. We find your weak areas. We tell you what to study first.
2. Join a class
Choose online or classroom. Choose a time that fits your work schedule.
3. Learn and practise
Come to class. Write letters. Practise speaking. Your teacher corrects your work every week.
4. Mock tests
Take a full test like the real one. See your score. Fix the last problems before test day.
Course options
Online and Classroom
How to join
Online or classroom — you choose
Many nurses work day and night shifts. We understand. That is why you can learn online from home or come to our centre in Hyderabad.
Online classes
Learn from home. Good if you work shifts or live far from Hyderabad.
- Same teachers as classroom
- Writing correction included
- Class times for shift workers
Classroom in Hyderabad
Come to our centre in Ameerpet. Learn face-to-face with a teacher.
- Small class sizes
- Ask questions directly
- A quiet place to study
Extra Writing or Speaking help
Already studying alone but need help with Writing or Speaking only? You can add that.
- Writing correction only
- Speaking practice only
- Mock test review
How much does it cost?
Send us a message to know the fees, class times, and next start date. We will help you find the right plan.
Get started free
Free demo + Free level check
Easy first step
Try a free class first — no money needed
Not sure? That is okay. Try a free class. Or take a free level check. See if you like it. Then decide.
Free demo class
See how we teach. Meet the teachers. Ask questions. No payment.
Free level check
We test your English and tell you what to study first.
No risk
You do not pay anything until you are sure this is right for you.
Feeling nervous?
Many nurses feel nervous about English. This first step is made for you. It is easy and free.
Nurse results
Real scores from real nurses
Results and reviews
Nurses who studied with us and passed OET
These nurses trained with First Academy. They passed OET. You can do it too.
B+
Staff Nurse · Kerala
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"I failed Writing two times. Then I joined First Academy. The teacher corrected my letters and showed me my mistakes. I got B+ in Writing next time."
B
BSc Nursing · Hyderabad
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"I was scared of Speaking. But the practice helped me. I learned how to talk to patients calmly. I got B in Speaking."
A
Senior Nurse · Tamil Nadu
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"I needed OET for my UK nursing job. I studied online because I was working shifts. I passed on my first try."
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OET resources from First Academy
Related OET pages
More OET help from First Academy
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OET for Doctors and Nurses
Our main OET page covering training for both doctors and nurses in India.
OET Writing Help
Case note selection, referral letter structure, grammar, tone, and writing correction.
OET Speaking Practice
Role-play training, useful language for patient conversations, and feedback on fluency.
OET Mock Tests
Full-length mock tests, detailed review, and score-readiness assessment.
OET Online Coaching
Live online classes for nurses who need flexibility — join from anywhere in India or abroad.
OET vs IELTS — Which is right?
Not sure which test to take? Read our comparison to decide what works best for your situation.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers for nurses
Common questions
Questions nurses ask us
Short, simple answers to the most common questions.
Many nurses find OET easier than IELTS. Why? Because OET uses medical English. In Writing, you write a patient letter, not an essay. In Speaking, you talk to a patient, not about your hobbies. If you are good at your job but find general English hard, OET may be easier for you.
Many countries accept OET for nurses. The main ones are: UK (NMC), Australia (AHPRA), Ireland (NMBI), New Zealand, Singapore, and Dubai. More countries are accepting OET every year.
Most countries want Grade B (350) or higher in all 4 parts: Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking. Some places accept Grade C+. Check with the nursing council in your country to know the exact score you need.
It depends on your English level. Most nurses need 4 to 8 weeks of regular practice. Take a free level check first. Then we can tell you how long you will need.
Yes. Writing is the part where most nurses need the most help. We practise with nursing patient notes. We teach you how to write letters. And your teacher corrects every letter you write.
Yes. We have online classes. You can join from anywhere — Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, or even from outside India. You get the same teachers, writing correction, and speaking practice as classroom students.
Yes. Many of our students failed OET before they came to us. We check what went wrong. We make a plan to fix it. Most students who study with us pass OET the next time.
Yes. The NMC in the UK accepts OET. You need Grade B or higher in all 4 parts. OET is one of the tests the NMC accepts. You can use it instead of IELTS.