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OET Writing – The Four-Step Method

Not getting the OET Writing score you need, or unsure how your letters would be graded? This video is for you! In this video, OET expert teacher Grace shares an easy, step-by-step method to help doctors, nurses, and healthcare professionals plan faster, write clearly, and avoid the mistakes that lower marks in OET practice tests, OET mock exams, and the real OET test. In this lesson, you’ll learn how to: ✅ Use your first 5 minutes wisely (what to read, what to ignore) ✅ Plan your letter in 2–3 minutes with the right structure (no templates) ✅ Write clearly: formatting, sentence control, cohesion, tense choice ✅ Check efficiently: purpose first, relevance, accuracy, polite requests, sign-off ✅ Turn case notes into concise, grammatical sentences (articles, parallel structure) ✅ Build a repeatable routine so you finish on time — with fewer errors By the end, you’ll have a simple 4-step routine you can use for every OET letter. Want more support with your OET preparation? Explore our OET preparation courses, which include writing corrections with detailed teacher feedback. Submit your letters and get expert corrections to fast-track your improvement across OET Writing, OET Reading, OET Listening, and OET Speaking. 👉 See our OET courses & writing corrections: https://swooshenglish.com/ At Swoosh English, we’ve helped thousands of doctors, nurses, and healthcare professionals pass the OET with: Live interactive classes where you can ask teachers directly Mock exams that mirror real OET conditions Video courses for all four sub-tests Personalised writing feedback within 24 hours Step-by-step guidance to help you pass faster and with confidence 👇 Drop your OET Writing questions in the comments — we’ll answer them! 👍 Like & Subscribe for weekly OET exam strategies and practice tips. Timestamps 0:00 Struggling to reach your OET Writing score? 0:27 Why candidates lose marks (time, errors, content) 0:55 The 4-step method: Read → Plan → Write → Check 1:21 Step 1 — Read: how to use the first 5 minutes 2:44 What to include, what to omit (relevance) 3:02 Step 2 — Plan: 2–3 minute outline (no templates) 4:45 Choose the best structure for your reader 4:43 Step 3 — Write: formatting, cohesion, sentence control 6:07 Step 4 — Check: purpose, accuracy, politeness, sign-off 7:31 Key takeaways: prep time, plan, final check, criteria, feedback 9:01 Where to get expert writing corrections and courses (Swoosh)