FOR EXAMS & SCHOOL
Language exams and school: IELTS, TOEFL, DELE, DELF, AP
Exams reward what you can do under pressure: speak for two minutes on a topic, write within a time limit, understand a recording once. A tutor who knows the exam turns vague practice into mock tests with feedback on the official criteria.
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Band 7?
DELE B2
AP ready
Sounds like you?
- I need IELTS or TOEFL for a university or a visa.
- My AP Spanish or AP French exam is in a few months.
- I need a DELE, DELF or CILS certificate for work or residency.
- My written level is fine, the speaking part scares me.
What to look for
- The exam listed as a specialty, with the level you are aiming for
- Mock tests with a real timer
- Feedback on the official scoring criteria, not just “good job”
- A plan that counts back from your exam date
Guides for you
Questions about language exams and school: IELTS, TOEFL, DELE, DELF, AP
How far ahead should I start preparing a language exam?
It depends on the gap between your level and the target. Take a level check first, then count back from the exam date with a tutor; the speaking part usually needs the most regular practice.
Can a tutor help with the speaking part of an exam?
Yes, it is where one-to-one lessons help most: timed mock tasks and feedback on each official criterion.
Which exam do I need?
The one your university, employer or immigration office asks for. Check their exact list and minimum level before you book an exam date.
SOURCES
Prepare your exam with a tutor who knows it
Book a trial and ask for a short mock speaking test in the first lesson.
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