Medical English · For medical students and healthcare professionals

Clear English with your patients, confident English with your team.

A private program focused on the conversations that really happen at work: taking a patient history, explaining procedures, and handing over between shifts.

HISTORY
History taking01
Doctor

When did the pain start?

Patient

About two days ago. It gets worse at night.

Doctor

Does anything make it better?

You ask when it started, and what makes the pain better or worse.

CONSENT
Explaining a procedure02
Doctor

I’m going to take a small blood sample. You’ll feel a quick pinch.

Patient

Will it take long?

Simple sentences that reassure the patient and explain what will happen.

HANDOVER
Shift handover03
Situation

Mr. A, 64, admitted with chest pain.

Background

Known hypertension. Stable overnight.

A clear, structured handover in English, in a minute.

Illustrative examples of the kind of dialogue you practise.

Who it’s for

If English is part of your medical work.

Medical studentsLectures, references and cases in English, and hospital training.
DoctorsTalking with patients, writing notes, and discussing cases with colleagues.

Scenarios from work

Pick a scenario and see what you practise.

Choose a scenario
HISTORY
Focused history · chest painsample
Doctor

Can you show me where it hurts?

Patient

Here, in the middle of my chest.

Doctor

Does the pain spread anywhere — your arm, your jaw?

Doctor

Are you taking any medication at the moment?

You pin down the location, where the pain spreads, and current medication.

Terms you learn here

onsetradiationseveritycurrent medicationallergies

You learn the term — and when to say it to the patient in simpler words.

CONSENT
Explaining a proceduresample
Doctor

I’d like to explain what will happen before we start.

Doctor

It should take about ten minutes. You can ask me to stop at any time.

Patient

Is it going to hurt?

Doctor

You may feel some pressure, but it shouldn’t be painful.

Plain language, reassurance, and respect for the patient’s consent.

SBAR
Handover · SBARsample
S

Mr. A, 64, admitted with chest pain.

B

Known hypertension. No previous cardiac history.

A

Pain settled. Observations stable overnight.

R

Please review the morning blood results.

S Situation · B Background · A Assessment · R Recommendation.

Inside the course

What Medical English looks like in practice

  • Medical EnglishMedical terminology, concepts, and language mastery.

Enrolment

Private, around what you need.

The final price is shown on the checkout page before you confirm.

This page does not promise success in exams or professional licensing (such as OET or USMLE) — that is not part of the advertised program.

Private

Medical English

USD30
  • One-to-one with a teacher
  • Scenarios from medical work
  • Basics of medical terminology and concepts.
  • In-depth understanding of medical systems and diseases.
  • Improvement in all language skills within a medical context.
  • Exploration of medical terms and Latin phrases.
  • Scientific explanations for various phenomena
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The team

Who teaches Medical English

Teachers and follow-up staff, as listed by the academy.

  • Mrs Hadeer ElHelaly Instructor @Enrichacademy.com
  • Mrs Rawan Alaa Instructor @Enrichacademy.com
  • Mrs Enjy ElTahan Instructor @Enrichacademy.com
  • Mr Hossam Abdo Instructor @Enrichacademy.com
  • Mr Mohamed Saad Instructor @Enrichacademy.com
Does the program prepare you for exams like OET?

The advertised program focuses on communication in medical work, not on a specific exam.

How can I pay?

On the checkout page — the available payment methods are shown there before you confirm.

Start private Medical English.

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