In our latest OET video lesson, we''ll take a look at a Letter of Transfer, which is one of the 3 main letter types that could come up in your OET writing sub-test. We'll use the scenario of a patient who was admitted for a UTI, had a fall during their stay, and needs to be transferred to the Orthopaedics Department.
We'll take a look at exactly what we mean by a transfer letter and why its used, and look at what to include in the letter. Finally, you'll get a brand new set of case notes to look at and a sample letter to see what works and why.
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Lesson created by: Bose Learning
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Chapters
0:00 Start
1:08 What is an OET Letter of Transfer?
2:05 Summary of OET letter types
2:38 How to know what information to select and include in your letter of transfer
4:59 Letter of transfer new case notes
9:55 What to select
11:52 Sample letter of transfer
13:52 What makes a good letter of transfer
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