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I have graduated from the University of Yerevan,Armenia in1989,as a Dental Surgeon.I continued my study by specializing in Periodontologyand oral disease(1989 to 1992).I worked for 3 years as a periodontologist in theMilitary Hospital in Damascus,Syria (1992-1995).I ran my own private clinic inmy home city of Kamishli between 1995-1999.In addition to practising as a dentalpractitioner and periodontogist,I presented a paper at the first Scientific  \nSymposium of the Syrian Society of Periodontolgy entitled Bone grafts and directedtissue regeneration!I received an official appreciation from the PreliminaryCommittee of the Second Conference of the Union of the Arab Dentists and the 10Scientific Conferences of the Syrian Dental Association.  \nI arrived in Australia on 14ᵗOctober 1999 and enrolled at Kangan Batman TAFE.Icompleted the Certificate II in English for Vocational Education &Further Study(general stream)in December 31,2000.I was unsuccessful enrolling at VictoriaUniversity to prepare for the OET as there was no vacancy for new students.At thattime dentists had to pass with levels A and B.The teacher_sent me toRMIT for preparation for OET with Nurses -which I successfully completed(Vocational Skills and Language for Overseas Qualified Nurses)on 16 August 2001.Victoria University admitted me in 2002 eventually sitting the OET test for the firsttime and achieving 4 Cs.Level \"C\"was acceptable for GP's but only level B wasacceptable for dentists.I started to gain 'B'scores in each further test each timethat I sat the test.I repeated this course every 6 months and the OET five timesuntil I passed the OET in 2004 in February.  \n# MCQ's and ADC preliminary Examination\n\nI repeated the test 3 times;each time passing the Multiple Choice Questions withlevels A and B but failing in the short answer Questions.In September 2005 Isuccessfully passed the MSQ.  \n# Clinical exam 2007\n\nI have done the Dental clinical program at the Royal Dental Hospital of Melbourne.This 20 week course of preparation for the clinical exam in 2006 cost me $15,500.  \nMy test was in Queensland which required me to live in a hotel for one week at acost of $2000.I failed in the clinical exam.I had a loan from the bank under mybrother in law's sponsorship,however,up until now I have only been able to affordto pay the interest-I can't pay anything off the capital.  \n# Second Clinical Exam 2008\n\nI prepared for this exam very well for one year by attending the Royal DentalHospital in supplementary sessions,each session costing $160.As well,I havebought manikins and plastic teeth and practised at home.I received evaluationsand advice from my former teacher from the Royal Dental Hospital.I gave theclinical exam in Perth,staying at a hotel which cost $2000.The cost of the clinicalexam was $5500.  \nThe end result of this clinical exam was complete disappointment.I appealedagainst their incorrect allegation that the infiltrative anaesthesia did not achieve thedesired result,and that I was not able to recognise a carcinoma and refuted theirallegation that I had done a lot of trauma to the soft tissue when I was scaling andcleaning.All these things were part of my assessment.  \nI applied for the next exam and paid the fee and they sent me an application formfor November 2009.One week later they informed me that the rules had changedand now I had to pass the OET again.OET Listening Reading Writing Speaking17 JAN 2009 DCDC  \nI did on line the OET at Victoria University02 May 2009 CDCCAug 2009CCCC  \nI did the preparation course at CAE(intensive course 18 week)with perfectattendance and a high level of class participationNov 2009C CCC13 Feb 2010 CBCC  \nI attended Holmesglen TAFE(their intensive course -20 weeks).The teacher,forwarded a letter to the OET centre about my difficulty in hearing highfrequencies(and informing my performance in the classroom was at levels A and B).OET 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