About Our OET Writing Correction Service

Since 2014, our team of certified OET and IELTS instructors has corrected over 9,500 writing tasks for healthcare professionals worldwide. Every correction is aligned to the official assessment criteria developed by Cambridge Assessment English.

OET writing correction team of healthcare education professionals

What You Can Expect

Writing corrections that fit your life and goals.

Expert Teachers

Corrections by certified instructors with deep OET & IELTS experience.

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Helpful Feedback

We explain each correction clearly so you learn from your mistakes.

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Score Guidance

Every letter includes a score estimate to track real progress.

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Flexible Support

Choose your correction speed (24h, 48h, 72h) to fit your schedule.

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9,500+

OET & IELTS letters corrected

97%

of students improve after 3+ corrections

4.9/5

average rating from 1,900+ reviews

10+

years of OET assessment experience

What is OET and Why Does Writing Matter?

The Occupational English Test (OET) is an international English language test designed specifically for healthcare professionals. Developed in partnership with Cambridge Assessment English, OET assesses language proficiency in real healthcare communication scenarios. The writing sub-test requires candidates to produce a clinical letter — typically a referral, discharge, or transfer letter — in 40 minutes.

OET is recognised by healthcare regulators in the United Kingdom (NMC, GMC, GPhC), Australia (AHPRA, Nursing and Midwifery Board), New Zealand (Medical Council, Nursing Council), Ireland (NMBI, Medical Council), Singapore, Dubai, and Ukraine. Grade B (a score of 350 out of 500) is the minimum requirement for most healthcare registration pathways.

Writing is consistently the most challenging sub-test for candidates because it requires not just English proficiency, but clinical communication competence. According to our analysis of 9,500+ corrected letters, the most common reason for scoring below Grade B is weak content selection and unclear purpose — not poor grammar.

"After reviewing thousands of OET letters, I can say that the difference between Grade C and Grade B is rarely about grammar. It is about whether the candidate can select the right information, write for the right reader, and structure a letter that a real clinician would find useful. That is what our corrections focus on."

— Senior OET Instructor, Writing Correction Service (10+ years of OET assessment experience)

Our Approach

Every correction is performed by a certified teacher — not AI or automated grammar software. Our correctors are trained on the official OET assessment criteria and provide feedback across all six areas: Overall Task Fulfilment, Appropriateness of Language, Comprehension of Stimulus, Linguistic Features (Grammar & Cohesion), Linguistic Features (Vocabulary), and Organisation & Layout.

We also provide IELTS writing corrections for candidates preparing for academic and general training modules. Both OET and IELTS corrections follow the same standard: detailed, criterion-referenced feedback from qualified human assessors.

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