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Speaking (continuous and interaction)

Presenting your experience or a product; talking with a customer or a recruiter.

What this corridor works on → Speaking (continuous and interaction): presenting an experience or a product, talking with a customer or a recruiter (levels A2 to B1+). See the official requirements

My pace → You can stop whenever you want: your answers are saved on this device.
EO1

Presenting a work placement (continuous speaking)

Work situation

Speaking exam: you present your work experience for a few minutes, without reading a written text.

Which sentence is the best way to start your presentation?

« During my placement, I ___ customers and ___ the showroom. »

Which sentence says what you learned?

Situation 1 of 3

EO2

Answering a customer (interaction)

Podcast
Audio podcast (American English)Shop floor → A broken zip
Listens: 0

Read the script (after listening, to check)

Customer : Excuse me, I bought this jacket here last week, but the zip is already broken. I’d like my money back.

Fictional script written for this exercise, recorded as an audio podcast.
What is your first answer?

The customer has no ticket. What do you say?

To offer a choice:

Situation 2 of 3

EO3

A job interview in English (interaction)

Podcast
Audio podcast (British English)Job interview → Summer job at a hotel
Listens: 0

Read the script (after listening, to check)

Interviewer : So, why would you like to work with us this summer?

Fictional script written for this exercise, recorded as an audio podcast.
Which answer do you choose?

« What would you do if a guest complained about noise? »

« Do you have any questions for us? »

Situation 3 of 3

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To go further (optional, not counted in your results)

Record yourself (optional) → Choose a situation and say your answer aloud in English. Develop it a little. Start with: “Well, …” · “I think … because …” · “For example, …”.

The recording stays on this device: it is not sent anywhere and it disappears when you close the page.

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