1 - A message from SGR
2 - How to navigate
3 - How to use this course...
4 - OET Study Planner
5 - Introduction to the Course
1 - Introduction to OET Writing - Medicine
2 - SGR - OET Writing Student Handbook
3 - Types of Letters
4 - SGR - Common medical terms and their layman equivalent
5 - Activity: Checking your knowledge of Writing Sub-test
6 - OET Writing Tip from Rebecca - ST3 Barry Jones
The OET Writing Criteria
OET Writing Criteria Explained
Writing Criteria - Purpose
Writing Criteria - Content
Writing Criteria - Conciseness and Clarity
Writing Criteria - Genre and Style
Writing Criteria - Organisation and Layout
Writing Criteria - Language
1 - The Writing Format
2 - The Standard Layout of the Letter
3 - The Letter Structure
4 - The Word Limit
5 - Can I use a template to write my OET letter?
6 - Do they know each other?
Session 1: 7-Steps Writing Basics
Session 2: Case Note Analysis - Anne Hall
Session 3: Referral Letters - Simple, Complex and ED
Session 4: Discharge and Transfer
Three Types of Letter
How to Organise your letter
Purpose Criteria - How you are assessed
Practice Writing 1 - Hilary di Santo - Step 1 and Step 2
Practice Writing: Step 3 - Section the case notes
Practice Writing: Step 4 - What is relevant/irrelevant?
Practice Writing: Step 5 - Planning
Write your Introduction
Practice Writing: Step 6 and Step 7 - Write your letter
Hilary di Santo - Sample Letter to Compare
Hilary di Santo - Corrected Letter - OET 340, C+
Hilary di Santo - Corrected Letter - OET 380, B
Writing Practice 2: PPP 5 - Rachel Brown
Rachel Brown - Sample Letter to Compare
Rachel Brown - Corrected Letter - OET 310, C+
Rachel Brown - Corrected Letter - OET 320, C+
Writing Practice 3: PPP 3 - Robert Smithson
Robert Smithson - Sample Answer
Writing Practice 4: ST3 - Jake Peterson
Jake Peterson - Sample Answer
Writing Practice 5: OPN - Cindy Shaw
Cindy Shaw - Sample Answer
SGR Writing Correction Service
