Pharmacy
The OET is an exam designed to prove the English proficiency of medical professionals and is tailored to people who wish to move to certain countries (like the UK) in order to join the medical profession As such, it is a great option because it is more career-specific than general language exams like IELTS.
OET candidates must choose which version they want to take. There are various healthcare sectors catered for, including dentistry, dietetics, nursing, and optometry. One of the given choices is pharmacy, which of course would be the choice for people wishing to go abroad to work as a pharmacist.
The OET is divided into four sub-tests: listening, reading, speaking, and writing. The listening and reading sections will be the same for people in different professions, but the speaking and writing ones will be unique. That means pharmacists, for example, can expect to have speaking and writing sub-tests directly related to pharmacy. This can be considered a major benefit as the material will be much more familiar.