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How to Write a Grade-A OET Nursing Letter (Sample Explained)

Want to see what a perfect Grade A OET Nursing letter looks like and how to write one yourself? In this lesson, OET expert Grace breaks down a real OET Writing sample letter (Nursing), explaining each section step by step: formatting, opening purpose, relevant content selection, cohesion, tense control, and the final sign-off. You’ll learn exactly what to include in each paragraph, how to close the letter properly, and how to meet the OET Writing assessment criteria for a higher score in OET practice tests, OET mock exams, and the real OET exam. In this lesson, you’ll learn how to: ✅ Use correct OET letter format (address, date, RE line, greeting) ✅ Write a clear purpose in one sentence (and put it first) ✅ Select relevant, accurate content for the reader (no case-note dumping) ✅ Organise info into logical paragraphs with cohesive devices ✅ Control tenses and clarity for higher Language scores ✅ Sign off correctly (Yours sincerely vs Yours faithfully) By the end, you’ll know how to structure, write, and check a Grade-A OET Nursing letter with confidence. 🎓 Join Our FREE OET Fast Pass Masterclass Learn proven strategies for OET Writing, OET Reading, OET Listening & OET Speaking from expert teachers. 👉 Register free: https://swooshenglish.com/oet-fast-pa... At Swoosh English, we help doctors, nurses, and healthcare professionals pass the OET English exam with: Live OET online classes and realistic OET mock exams Detailed OET writing corrections (24-hour feedback) Full video courses for all four sub-tests Teacher support to guide your OET preparation 👇 Drop your OET Writing questions below, we’ll answer them! 👍 Like & Subscribe for weekly OET tips, practice tests, and study strategies. Timestamps 0:00 This OET Nursing letter got Grade A 0:36 Task analysis: reader & purpose 1:00 Format essentials: address, date, RE, greeting 1:56 Opening paragraph: make purpose immediate 2:50 Paragraphing the patient’s current situation 3:45 Relevance: what the senior nurse needs to know 4:22 Cohesion & clarity: devices that boost scores 4:58 Post-op details: tense accuracy & concise style 6:01 Future actions, tests, and appointments 6:50 Sign-off rules: Yours sincerely vs Yours faithfully 7:25 Why this letter scores Grade A (criteria recap) 8:10 Next step: free Fast Pass Masterclass