There is no one who knows exactly what the exam looks like. Even their examples on website is way different. Although it is loosely based on IELTS. I studied from a private institute in Brampton for 20 hours one to one. However, training was quite different from the actual exam.Nevertheless, it helped.
Speaking: In speaking session, after introduction, they given e a scenario to take information from a new patient, and what was surprising, they gave me a kind of admission form, where all the required question was written, i just need to go through with those question. Second scenario was need to give a discharge instructions to a post operative patient.again there was a form with instructions. And third scenario was a conversation between two nurses about an arguing patient. ( me and instructor), and this was the end of speaking test.
Reading: Reading has got two parts, not difficult but around 100 question, so it was race against the time then questions
Writing: again it has got two parts as and got a incident report to write.
Listening: listening was quite tough, got around 75 questions in total and it was quite fast, i felt that i m doing writing first part.
