Get OETAce on your phone
Android
Install the free OETAce app from Google Play and sign in with the same email to keep your practice history.
iPhone
The iPhone app is in review. Until then, add OETAce to your home screen:
- Open oetace.com in Safari.
- Tap Share.
- Tap Add to Home Screen.
What you can do on your phone
- Listening tests with audio that plays once, and Part A practice
- Reading tests with the Part A timer
- Short drills, such as medical spelling, for a few spare minutes on a break
- Speaking role-plays with an AI patient, using your microphone
- Writing tasks: reading the notes works anywhere, but type full letters on a keyboard if you can
What to check in any OET app
| Check | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Covers all four skills | Many apps cover only Reading or vocabulary, and you need each sub-test to reach its own line |
| Gives feedback on Writing and Speaking | These are the hardest skills to judge alone |
| Official-format practice | The closer the format is to the test, the more your practice carries over |
| Says scores are estimates | Only OET can give you an OET result |
Prefer paper? Download the free OET PDF materials.
Questions candidates ask
Is there an official OET app?
Check the OET website for what OET itself currently offers. OETAce is independent and not affiliated with OET.
Can I practise OET Speaking on my phone?
Yes. You can speak to an AI patient using your phone microphone after sign-in, with your first role-play free. You can also read a role-play card and prepare without an account.
Can I do OET Listening on my phone?
Yes, but use headphones and a quiet place, and practise on a computer as well if you will sit the test on a computer.
OETAce is an independent practice site. OET is a registered trademark of Cambridge Boxhill Language Assessment (CBLA); we are not affiliated with or endorsed by CBLA. All practice material here is original.