IELTS TRAINING

IELTS is a hurdle for many students as well as job aspirants to reach their destination. Students undergo training from various institutions and try their ‘luck’, but for many, the result is not favourable. Discouraged and disappointed, they even give up their hope and come to terms with the ‘reality’. Some are on the verge of abandoning the entire idea of getting through the IELTS.

However, let us remind you that any desired result is the outcome of a definite process. If you follow that process, success is all yours. Diligence, as the word explains, is the key to success and your intelligence or level of smartness is immaterial. Are you demotivated and almost given up your hope? Don’t lose your heart. Here is a solution to keep your dream alive and to obtain the expected score. Diligence ensures you the required score. “Every battle is won before it is ever fought”, the saying goes. That is, the level of preparedness determines your success. If you are prepared well, your success is ensured.

Diligence takes you to the adequate level of preparedness to win the battle-the IELTS exam. You don’t need to try your luck anymore.

OET

OET or Occupational English Test is used to evaluate the linguistic skills of healthcare professionals for the purpose of registration and practicing in an English Speaking environment. It provides a justifiable assessment of all four language skills – listening, reading, writing and speaking in relation to the communication procedures in healthcare environment.

The aim of the test is to make sure that the candidate has the ability to communicate with patients, colleagues, doctors etc. and thereby ensures the smooth functioning of the healthcare facility. The health professionals from the following categories are assessed under OET:

• Medicine
• Dentistry
• Pharmacy
• Radiography
• Dietetics
• Optometry

• Veterinary Science
• Physiotherapy
• Occupational Therapy
• Speech Pathology
• Podiatry

Listening, reading, writing and speaking skills of the candidate are analyzed in the test. A minimum of grade B is needed in each skill to be accepted by various professional boards. There is a sub-test for each skill area. The Listening and Reading sub-texts are common to all professions and are intended to evaluate the candidate on his/her ability to understand spoken and written English in circumstances connected to general health and medicine.