Email your tutor and arrange to speak to him/her by phone for about 20 minutes.
(In the actual examination, this section will be done face-to-face with an interlocutor and with one other candidate - Candidate B - and will last about 15 minutes.)
Part 1 (about 2 minutes)
The interlocutor will ask you questions about yourself.
(In the actual examination, you will also be encouraged to talk to Candidate B.)
Part 2 (about 2 minutes)
Your tutor will ask you questions about these two pictures.
You should be prepared to discuss the pictures in relation to your own experience.
| What different skills do you need to do these jobs? |
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(In the actual examination, Candidate B will then talk about his/her two pictures, and then you will be asked to talk briefly about each other's pictures.)
Part 3 (about 3 minutes)
You will be asked to talk about this picture, and to carry out a task such as planning, problem solving, speculating etc.
(In the actual examination you will do this task with Candidate B.)
| What are the advantages and disadvantages of the different ideas? Which ideas do you want to include in the programme? |
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Part 4 (about 2 minutes)
The interlocutor will ask you more questions on the topics
raised in Part 3, including questions about your own experience, opinions and
preferences.
