What Makes Our Process Unique?

We’re not a course – we’re a clinic. Most “prep” sells lessons. We sell outcomes!
We're here to remove Speaking & Writing barriers —fast as well as reading & listening.



Live OET coaches.

You submit your video answer to the Speaking prompt, or type your answer to the Writing prompt directly into your quiz page.

A real OET live coach returns targeted feedback within 24 hours—no A.I. responses, no auto-graded templates.

Speaking feedback: quick score estimate, 2 priority fixes, a 60–90s coach voice note.

Writing feedback: micro-edits on one paragraph, 3 feedback comments, and 1 non-required rewrite assignment to gain more experience.

Rule of one: one coached submission per weekday. Consistency beats cramming.


4-week Score-Protocol

We run a structured, repeatable plan—not random tips.
Intake: Reach out on WhatsApp and we'll point you to your assessment in Speaking or Writing.

Diagnosis: Coach identifies the two biggest score killers in your response and provides feedback.

During the clinic: Daily micro-drills and rewrites that build on the missing behaviors. Assignments every day M-Th and a practice test on Friday.

Complete & verify: Week-4 checks to confirm you’re hitting the target. Additional coaching is available.



Built for the real-world


We align your clinic to the required scores in your healthcare career, typically B, C+
UK nursing - NHS
Ireland - HSE 
Canada - Medicare
Australia - Medicare
USA - Health system
Need a short readiness note for a recruiter or scholarship office? We can provide one on request.

Private, 1:1 coaching space

Focus on your Speaking and Writing or other skills live in a private coach–student thread (no public classes, no peer grading). You’ll always know exactly what to do next.


Progress you can see

Simple dashboard notes your current band range, your two active priorities, and your next drill. Clarity lowers anxiety—and raises scores.


Rubic-true, exam-true

Our coaches train and calibrate on the real OET descriptors. You’re coached to the rubric the examiner actually uses.