OET Writing Course

OET Writing for beginners is all about learning how to write clear, professional letters that healthcare workers often use in real life. In this part of the exam, you are usually asked to write a referral, discharge, or transfer letter based on case notes. For beginners, the key is to focus on clarity, accuracy, and relevance—only include information that is important for the reader, usually another healthcare professional. Simple language, correct grammar, and a logical structure (introduction, body, conclusion) make your writing effective. Practice by summarizing patient case notes into short, well‑organized paragraphs, and remember that the tone should always be formal and professional.

In hospitals and homecare, nurses and doctors have to deal with a very important step – discharge. That is, you have to discharge the patient and send home for rest, or transfer to another facility for further evaluation and treatment.