Optometry role-plays
Cases generated against a optometry topic schema — diabetes counselling, post-op handover, macular degeneration education.
For optometrists
OET Speaking practice built formigrating optometrists.
Live AI patient role-plays, 9-criteria scoring, and a case bank tuned to optometry scenarios — built for healthcare professionals registering with the regulators that matter to you.
Coming soon to iOSFree during early access
Optometry-specific cases
Profession-aware role-plays covering 8+ optometry scenarios.
9-criteria OET scoring
Full official rubric — automatically scored on every role-play.
3+ regulators served
UK GOC · AHPRA / Optometry Board of Australia · Optometrists & Dispensing Opticians Board NZ and more.
What optometrists get
Built around the scenarios optometrists actually face.
An optometrist explaining a new glaucoma diagnosis and treatment plan to a patient who is worried about losing their vision.
Every OET criterion, scored
Intelligibility, fluency, appropriateness, grammar, empathy, patient perspective, structure, gathering, giving — plus a 0–500 overall and band letter.
Pronunciation diagnostics
Industry-grade pronunciation analysis surfaces the specific words that hurt your score — including the clinical vocabulary optometrists say every day.
Cue verification per task
Each role-card has 4–5 tasks. We verify each one against your transcript with the exact quote you used — hit, partial, or miss.
Targets optometrists' weak spots
Most optometrists lose marks in the same places: information giving (anatomy + risk explanation), empathy around vision loss, understanding the patient perspective (independence). The recommender targets these criteria first.
Privacy by default
Your recordings, transcripts, and scores stay on infrastructure we control. Export everything, delete your account, and your data is gone.
Where optometrists use it
Accepted by the regulators optometrists register with.
OET is recognised by healthcare regulators in every major destination. Practice on OET Live and you're preparing for the exact same Speaking format every one of them assesses.
United Kingdom
UK GOC
Australia
AHPRA / Optometry Board of Australia
New Zealand
Optometrists & Dispensing Opticians Board NZ
Inside the bank
Common optometry scenarios you'll practice.
Every case is generated against a optometry-specific topic schema and audited against the OET rubric before it enters the bank.
Glaucoma diagnosis and explanation
Diabetic retinopathy screening
Macular degeneration education
Contact lens fitting and care
Children's vision development counselling
Refraction with low-vision patients
Dry eye management
Pre-cataract surgery referral
Sample case
What a 5-minute optometry role-play looks like.
Setting
Community optometry practice, follow-up consultation
Tasks
- 1Greet Mr Ramos and acknowledge his concerns about his eye pressure result.
- 2Explore his understanding of glaucoma and what worries him.
- 3Explain glaucoma and treatment options without jargon.
- 4Address concerns about long-term vision and driving.
- 5Agree on next steps and referral if needed.
Phrase bank
Four phrases worth drilling.
Internalise these and you'll have go-to language for the moments that matter most in migrating optometrists' consultations.
Validating fear
“Losing your sight is one of the biggest worries — let me explain what we're seeing and what we can do.”
Translating anatomy
“The pressure in your eye is a bit higher than we'd like. Over time that can damage the nerve at the back of the eye — that's what we call glaucoma.”
Treatment options
“There are a few options. Let me walk you through them so you can decide what fits.”
Closing
“Before you go, what's the main thing you'll go home and tell your family about today's visit?”
FAQ
What optometrists ask most often.
Does the UK General Optical Council accept OET?
Yes. The UK GOC accepts OET Band B (350+) in each sub-test as evidence of English proficiency for international optometrists.
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