10 minutes preparation time before the test begins.
Topics include:
Work or studies in detail
Past experiences and what you learned
Future plans and goals
Opinions on everyday topics
Example questions :
Pourquoi avez-vous choisi ce métier/ces études?
Racontez un voyage qui vous a marqué.
Quels sont vos projets pour l’avenir ?
Tips:
Give developed answers (not just yes/no)
Use past tenses correctly
A role-play or problem-solving situation requiring you to convince, negotiate, or find solutions.
Example scenarios:
Convince a friend to join an activity
Negotiate a solution to a housing problem
Plan an event together
Resolve a dispute or misunderstanding
What they evaluate:
Ability to express opinions
Ability to react to the other person
Use of appropriate register (formal/informal)
Logical argumentation/Express cause and consequence
You receive a short text on a current topic. After preparation, you:
Summarize the main idea
Express your personal opinion
Discuss with the examiner
Common topics:
Technology in daily life
Environment and lifestyle
Work-life balance
Education and learning
Social changes
Structure:
Summary (30-45 seconds): Present the main idea
Opinion (1.5-2 minutes): Share your view with arguments
Discussion (1-2 minutes): Answer examiner's questions
Tips:
Use opinion expressions: je pense que, a mon avis, il me semble que
Give concrete examples to support points
Be ready to defend or nuance your opinion