Here’s everything you need to know about your end-of-semester assignments:

 1. Final Semestral Test

• Submission window: Monday, 9th June – Friday, 13th June
• Final deadline: Friday, 13th June

Please try to submit the test on the day you usually have class — it really helps with timely feedback.

2. Final Speaking Task (Recording)
What to do:

1. Find an English-speaking partner
   – This can be another student from your company/family or someone else who speaks English.
2. Revise the semester’s material
   – I’ll provide three topics.
   – Your partner will ask one question per topic (three questions total).
3. Record your answers via Zoom
   – Do it in a single Zoom call and send me the Zoom recording.
   – If your partner is not my student: I only want to hear their voice, not see them.
   – If your partner is also my student: Take turns asking and answering, switching after each question.

Time Limit:

• Max 2 minutes per person.
  – If you’re recording alone: 2 minutes total
  – If with a partner: 4 minutes total (2 minutes each)

⛔️ I will only assess the first 2 minutes per person. Anything longer will not be included in your feedback or assessment.

⚠️ Important Rules

• Absolutely no reading allowed.
• No notes, no cue cards, no scripts in front of you.
• You must speak freely and naturally — that’s part of the challenge!

What I'm Looking For
This is your chance to show what you’ve learned! I’d like to see that you can:
✔️ React naturally and validate your partner’s questions
✔️ Use hedging, softeners, and strategic expressions
✔️ Use relevant vocabulary from our topics
✔️ Steer the conversation a little, not just answer
✔️ Demonstrate the variety of skills we’ve practiced this year
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Let your personality and your progress come through — you’ve worked for it!

Before you all fly off and enjoy your summer hols, we need to test you a little bit. 
The last week of June we'll be having a short vocabulary Quizlet test, and an oral test based on the Cambridge speaking exam. This part of your testing will be conducted in the lesson. 
If you have enrolled yourself for a level check test, please read the info here.