The document provides guidelines for oral presentations, suggesting that students choose an interesting topic they feel confident discussing, structure their presentation with an introduction, body, and conclusion, and are permitted to use visual aids. It emphasizes preparing well, having questions ready for the examiner, and notes presentations will be assessed on structure, vocabulary, fluency, phonetics, and the questions asked.

1. ORAL PRESENTATION GUIDELINES JSP

2. Purpose To display your command of English language while talking about a topic you have selected. JSP

3. 1. Choose the topic You should choose a theme you are interested in. You should be able to talk about the topic and sound confident, fluent and spontaneous. JSP

4. 2. Structure You should organise the points you wish to make in a logical order. Beginning: short introduction Middle: body of presentation End: short conclusion JSP

5. 3. Equipment You can bring into the classroom pictures, photos, diagrams, objects, models, etc. or make use of the interactive whiteboard if available. JSP

6. 4. Voice Loud Clear Reasonable speed JSP

7. 5. Questions Have questions ready to ask the examiner Anticipate questions the examiner might ask you about the topic JSP

8. 6. Success The key to success is… PREPARATION, PREPARATION and PREPARATION. JSP

9. 7. Assessment Structure Vocabulary Fluency Phonetics Questions you ask 2 points each = 10 points max. score JSP