Hello everyone,
I’ve seen a lot of questions about preparing for the speaking tests. As a French as a Foreign Language (FLE) teacher, I often notice the same mistake among candidates: trying to use overly complex vocabulary right from the start, at the expense of fluency and clarity.
My tip of the day: Prioritize short, well-controlled sentences. The examiner first assesses your ability to communicate clearly and fluently.
Note: I’m currently finalizing my ongoing coaching sessions. I’m opening only 4 spots for a small-group program for the next intensive session, starting in mid-November (ideal for those planning to submit an application in early 2027).
If you’d like to secure your spot or discuss your current level, feel free to leave a message or contact me by DM!
I’ve seen a lot of questions about preparing for the speaking tests. As a French as a Foreign Language (FLE) teacher, I often notice the same mistake among candidates: trying to use overly complex vocabulary right from the start, at the expense of fluency and clarity.
My tip of the day: Prioritize short, well-controlled sentences. The examiner first assesses your ability to communicate clearly and fluently.
Note: I’m currently finalizing my ongoing coaching sessions. I’m opening only 4 spots for a small-group program for the next intensive session, starting in mid-November (ideal for those planning to submit an application in early 2027).
If you’d like to secure your spot or discuss your current level, feel free to leave a message or contact me by DM!