Physician-led OET Medicine Writing practice
Find the writing habits that put your OET result at risk — then practise until they improve.
OET COACH helps doctors preparing for OET Medicine Writing identify high-impact weaknesses in their letters and rebuild them through targeted, adaptive exercises.
Designed by a physician who sat OET Medicine and passed.
Built on a physician-designed framework.
Free Writing Risk Report
Most doctors don't know which habits are costing them the OET grade.
You can practise letter after letter and still repeat the same mistakes — because no one has told you exactly which writing behaviours are the problem.
Submit one letter (45 minutes: reading + writing). Get instant results — before you spend anything.
Your Writing Risk Level
Receive a Low / Borderline / High risk snapshot based on the most important weaknesses in your letter.
Your Top 3 Weaknesses
See the highest-impact problems affecting your writing — purpose, content selection, organisation, tone, wording, or reader focus.
A Sample of Targeted Practice
Get a few exercises so you can feel how OET COACH turns feedback into practice before committing to a plan.
Your diagnostic arrives the moment you submit — while every sentence is still alive in your memory and the decisions you made are still clear.
Knowing your mistakes is not enough to fix them.
Most candidates write a letter, receive feedback, understand what went wrong — and repeat the same mistake in the next letter. Seeing a correction is not the same as learning the writing habit.
OET COACH adds the missing step: turning your specific mistakes into repeated, targeted practice — built from your own letter — until the habit changes.
How it works
A structured write → review → practise loop
Built for OET Medicine Writing. Each cycle targets what your previous letter revealed.
Write under exam conditions
Read the case notes and write your referral letter in a timed OET-style environment — same task, same pressure as the real exam.
Receive a criterion-level diagnostic review
Get feedback across all 6 OET criteria and 24 sub-criteria. Every mistake is mapped to a specific skill gap — not generic comments.
Practise targeted exercises
Work through up to 48 exercises generated from your own mistakes across 7 formats and 3 difficulty levels, adjusted to your current level.
Track your improvement
Follow your performance across letters to see which skills are improving and which weaknesses keep returning.
Diagnostic Review
Not generic feedback. A structured writing diagnosis.
OET COACH reviews your letter against all 6 official OET Medicine Writing criteria. Each mistake is classified by writing behaviour — purpose, relevance, reader focus, organisation, tone, wording, clarity, and language control — and mapped to a specific skill gap.
The same weakness appearing across multiple letters is flagged as a pattern to retrain, not a one-off error. The diagnosis then drives which exercises are generated — so practice targets exactly what your writing reveals.
Beyond generic comments
Instead of broad suggestions like “improve clarity,” OET COACH identifies the specific writing behaviour causing the problem and the skill to practise next.
Purpose
Is the reason for writing clear from the beginning?
Content
Have you selected the details the reader actually needs?
Conciseness & Clarity
Is the message efficient, clear, and easy to act on?
Genre & Style
Does the letter sound professional and appropriate for the recipient?
Organisation & Layout
Is the information arranged in a logical, exam-appropriate way?
Language
Are grammar, vocabulary, and sentence structure accurate enough to support clear clinical communication?
Targeted Exercises
Practise the skill, not just the sentence.
Feedback tells you what went wrong. Targeted practice helps you stop repeating it.
Built from your letter
Your practice is based on the problems found in your own submission, not a generic worksheet.
Adaptive to your performance
If you need support, the practice stays guided. As you improve, the tasks become more demanding.
7 exercise formats
Each format trains a different writing skill — from sentence-level corrections to full clinical rephrasing tasks.
Built for repetition
The same weakness is practised in varied contexts so the habit becomes more reliable under exam pressure.
48
targeted exercises per letter cycle (typical)
7 formats
across different exercise types
Adaptive
difficulty adjusts as your performance improves
Progress
See whether your writing is actually changing.
One letter shows your current performance. Multiple letters show your patterns.
Criteria trends
See how your performance changes across the 6 OET Writing criteria over your submissions.
Mistake patterns
Identify which weaknesses keep appearing across different case notes, not just in one letter.
Founding Member access
One-time payment. No subscription.
Essential
One-time payment · 10 case notes
- ✓10 clinical case notes, unlocked progressively
- ✓Criterion-level grading across 6 criteria and 24 sub-criteria
- ✓Up to 48 targeted, adaptive exercises per letter
- ✓Longitudinal progress tracking
- ✓+ 1 expert human-graded letter (extra, not from your case-note allowance)
- ★Founding member bonus: +1 extra expert human-graded letter
Professional
One-time payment · 20 case notes
- ✓20 clinical case notes, unlocked progressively
- ✓Criterion-level grading across 6 criteria and 24 sub-criteria
- ✓Up to 48 targeted, adaptive exercises per letter
- ✓Longitudinal progress tracking
- ✓+ 2 expert human-graded letters (extra, not from your case-note allowance)
Mastery
One-time payment · 30 case notes
- ✓30 clinical case notes — full curriculum
- ✓Criterion-level grading across 6 criteria and 24 sub-criteria
- ✓Up to 48 targeted, adaptive exercises per letter
- ✓Longitudinal progress tracking
- ✓+ 3 expert human-graded letters (extra, not from your case-note allowance)
Human-reviewed letters are extra credits on top of your case notes and do not reduce your case-note allowance.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Find your biggest OET Writing risk before you waste another practice letter.
Start with a free Writing Risk Report. If the feedback is useful, continue with a Founding Member plan and practise through the full write → review → exercise system.