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    The oral examination for IGCSE is conducted in August/September before the written exams. It is fully recorded. The examiner will ask for your candidate number and full name. There will then be a 2-3 minute warm-up section where the examiner will ask questions to start a conversation. Next, you will be given 2-3 minutes to prepare for the main speaking test while still being recorded. The main part of the test involves conversing with the examiner for 6-9 minutes and attempting all given tasks and prompts, though it may last longer if not enough conversation occurs.

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    The oral examination for IGCSE is conducted in August/September before the written exams. It is fully recorded. The examiner will ask for your candidate number and full name. There will then be a 2-3 minute warm-up section where the examiner will ask questions to start a conversation. Next, you will be given 2-3 minutes to prepare for the main speaking test while still being recorded. The main part of the test involves conversing with the examiner for 6-9 minutes and attempting all given tasks and prompts, though it may last longer if not enough conversation occurs.

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    Igcse - Oral Examination: Not Allowed To Make Any Written Notes During This Time) - YOU WILL BE

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    IGCSE – ORAL EXAMINATION

    What you need to know?


    1. It is conducted mainly around August/ September, before your written exam.
    2. It will be fully recorded. (Even if you need to ask question, you will have to try to
    speak in English).
    3. Before you begin, the examiner will ask you to state your candidate number and
    your full name.
    4. Then, there will be a WARM- UP section. (Usually 2 – 3 minutes)
    5. The examiner will then ask you to look at your exam card:
    i. The examiner will explain what you need to do.
    ii. You will be given 2-3 minutes preparation of your speaking test. (You are
    not allowed to make any written notes during this time). YOU WILL BE
    RECORDED THROUGH OUT THIS PROCESS AS WELL.
    6. The MAIN PART of the test: You will begin to converse with the examiner. YOU
    MUST ATTEMPT all GIVEN TASKS/PROMPTS. (Usually take about 6-9
    minutes) BUT, if you do not converse a lot, the time will be LONGER.

    Activity 1:
    What sort of WARM-UP conversation will you have with your examiner?
    What sort of things would she/ he ask you about?

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