Speaking B2 — Technology and Privacy
Data, algorithms and surveillance: discussing them without paranoia and without naivety. You’ll get 8 questions. Answer aloud (or in writing…
Speaking C2 — Sarcasm and Implication
Understanding when someone says the opposite of what they mean, and replying at the same level. There are 6 questions.…
Speaking C1 — School and Merit
Measuring the starting point or the distance travelled, being realistic about what depends on you, and one change that matters…
Speaking C2 — The Persuasive Speech
Build a talk that convinces: opening, evidence, objection, closing. There are 6 questions. Answer out loud (or in writing, if…
Speaking B2 — Telling a Formative Experience
A story with a change in it: what happened, what you understood, what you do differently now. There are 8…
Speaking C1 — Media and Disinformation
Name the mechanism instead of just getting angry, reject the easy solution, and admit you fell for it. There are…
Speaking C2 — Summarising a Debate
Summarising two positions so that both sides recognise themselves, and saying where the real disagreement lies. You’ll get 6 questions.…
Speaking C1 — Remote Work
Telling individual benefit from institutional benefit, naming hidden costs, and admitting ambivalence. There are 6 questions. Answer out loud (or…
Speaking C2 — Quoting and Attributing
Bring someone else’s words into your speech without stealing them and without hiding behind them. There are 6 questions. Answer…
Speaking C2 — Litotes and Understatement
Saying less to say more: the figure of speech that holds up half of British English. There are 6 questions.…