Oral Communication in English
for Speakers of Other Languages

Students and their teacher Mrs Mills - Feilding High School
Back row left to right,

 Yurika Yoshioka (Japan) Chinatsu Kobayashi (Japan) Nastasia Schott (France) Pop Paisankitjaroen (Thailand) Delong Sze (Hong Kong) Pluem Navanopparatsakul (Thailand) Mrs Jillian Mills (ESOL Teacher)

 Front  Chinami Okamoto (Japan)

 

Candidates will gain

• Oral Language Skills
  Understand, respond to and use the English Language in a wide range of situations
  
• Versatility
  Use verbal and nonverbal language appropriate to different situations
  
• Recognised Qualifications

Assessments will give the candidates opportunity to -

• Demonstrate their communicative skills in everyday and specialised language
  
• Demonstrate prepared and impromptu oral language
  
• Explore and extend their use of oral language
  
• Make individual presentations within a group
  
• Share their own or their second language culture within the group
  

All Speech New Zealand assessments are conducted in a supportive environment by qualified and experienced ESOL professionals.

The Syllabus has five levels -

· Introductory

· Foundation

· Intermediate

· Senior

· Advanced

 

 

 

Contact the Local Secretary for your area - dial "0800 SPEECH"
0800 77 33 24

 

 

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