OET Listening - Part A Common Professions

 

             OET Listening - Part A Common Professions

 Here is a list of common words that are commonly asked in the blanks of REAL OET Listening. Here's a complete list of occupations that are usually heard in Part A - from common Teachers and nurses to surprising ones like welders.


Teacher                                           Gardener

Engineer                                         Security guard

Nurse                                              Hairdresser

Chef                                                Veterinary surgeon

Accountant                                     Librarian

Salespersons                                  Artist

Pharmacist /Druggist                   Consultant

Dentist                                           Researcher

Lawyer                                          Musician        

Cleaner                                         Journalist

Driver                                           IT Specialist

Doctor                                          Entrepreneur

Electrician                                   Business Analyst

Carpenter                                    Psychologist

Farmer                                        Bartender

Pilot                                             Delivery person

Receptionist                                Bricklayer

Social worker                             Cashier

Architect                                     Civil Servent

Plumber                                      Tailor

Technician                                  Factory worker                   

Waiter/waitress                          Firefighter

Physiotherapist                          Travel Agent

Builder                                       Police Officer

Driver                                         Speech Therapist


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