Who it is for
- Veterinarians and veterinary dentists who talk to colleagues, owners or partners in English.
- Vets preparing to work, intern or study abroad.
- Vets who read international papers and guidelines, or present at conferences.
The track grew out of lessons with a veterinary dentist, so dentistry is covered in depth; the other units fit any small-animal practice. Lessons are explained in Uzbek or Russian when you need it.
What you learn
| Unit | What you practise |
|---|---|
| Starter: Clinic English | The words and phrases of a working clinic |
| 1. The body and the mouth | Anatomy, with the mouth and teeth in detail |
| 2. Taking the history | Asking owners about habits, diet and behaviour |
| 3. Dental signs | Describing what you see in the mouth |
| 4. Symptoms and diseases | Symptoms, diagnoses, numbers and the phone |
| 5. Talking with owners | Explaining findings and options clearly and kindly |
| 6. Procedures, step by step | Describing a procedure before and after it happens |
| 7. Results, notes and referrals | Test results, clinical notes and referral letters |
| Progress tests 1 and 2 | Units 1–3 and 4–7, with a written task marked by the teacher |
How the lessons work
- About 80 tasks per unit on the platform: listening to clinic dialogues, reading, vocabulary and grammar, all marked as you go.
- The same patients return from unit to unit, so you follow a case from the first visit to the referral.
- Writing such as notes, emails to owners and referral letters is checked by the teacher, with comments in your text.
- Speaking is with the teacher, who plays owners and colleagues.
- Every new word goes into the word trainer, which brings it back after 1, 3, 7, 16, 35, 90 and 180 days.
Level, format and price
The units are written at B2. Not sure of your level? Take the free level test first and bring the result to your trial lesson.
Vet English is taught one-to-one: 3 lessons of 60 minutes a week, 2 399 000 so'm a month at the launch price (standard 3 389 000). The first lesson is a free trial. See all formats on the prices page.
After the seven units, the next level is planned from your own results: authentic listening at natural speed, real papers and guidelines, and C1 grammar.
Questions
Do I have to be a veterinary dentist?
No. Two units focus on dentistry; the rest (anatomy, history taking, symptoms, owners, procedures, referrals) fit any small-animal vet.
Is there a group?
No, Vet English is one-to-one, so every lesson follows your own cases and pace.
Can I study from abroad?
Yes. All lessons are online on Zoom, and the platform works on a phone, tablet or laptop.
How do I start?
Book the free trial lesson: press "Start" on any page and choose LINGUA Business.
