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Understanding the Task

What the OET Speaking Sub-Test Involves

The Assessment Criteria

Read this before the quizzes

Quick Check: Task Basics

Answers and why

Preparing for a Role-Play Card

Reading Your Role-Play Card in Three Minutes

Planning Without Scripting

Quick Check: Reading the Card

Delivering the Role-Play

Relationship Building and the Patient's Perspective

Structuring the Interaction

Quick Check: Structure and Rapport

Worked Practice

Practice Role-Play Card: Frustrated With New Glasses

Model Dialogue and Self-Assessment

Prepare for both OET role-plays as an optometrist: read the card in three minutes, build rapport with a worried or frustrated patient or parent, explain your next step in plain words and close with a clear plan. Includes a full practice card with a model dialogue.

OET Speaking for Optometry

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