Assessment of the Oral Expression Test
A 15-minute interview with an examiner in two parts, based on everyday ads and announcements. It is marked by at least two examiners using a standardised grid placed on the CEFR scale (A1–C2).
Skills You Need to Master
- Ask relevant questions to obtain information.
- Present, explain and defend a point of view.
- React spontaneously and keep the conversation going.
- Use a register adapted to the person you are speaking to.
Assessment Criteria
- Section A — formal exchange
- Get information, ask for clarification and hold a formal conversation.
- Section B — informal exchange
- Present a situation, develop your ideas and hold an informal conversation.
- Richness and control of spoken French
- Vocabulary, syntax (tenses and moods) and clear, natural pronunciation; reactions should be spontaneous.