The document summarizes the structure and requirements of the IGCSE Speaking exam. The exam consists of two parts: Part 1 involves candidates preparing an individual task, such as a presentation, on a self-selected topic. This takes 3-4 minutes. Part 2 is a 6-7 minute conversation between the examiner and candidate about the topic from Part 1. The exam assesses structure, vocabulary, development and fluency, with 10 marks available for each. Sample audio resources are also provided.

1. IGCSE SPEAKING PART

2. PART 1 WARM UP
CONVERSATION
NOT ASSSESSED.
Candidate is welcomed and
asked for his/her name &
number.
Examiner explains briefly what is
going to happen in the course of
the test.
CHOOSE a TOPIC:
Listening to music
Nature conservation
Governing a country
Solo activities - Hobbies
Taking a walk
Being up to date - TV
Winning - Sports
Superheroes - Celebrities
Equalities
Jobs - Goals

3. • The test is assessed using the oral assessment criteria in the syllabus. There
are ten marks available for each of the following strands:
• structure
• vocabulary
• development and fluency.
• Part 1 requires candidates to prepare an individual task in advance of the
test (for example, a presentation, a talk, a speech, a monologue) on a topic
of their own choice.
• PART 2 is a conversation between the teacher/examiner and the candidate
about the candidate's topic or theme for about 6-7 minutes.

4. INDIVIDUAL TASK 3-4 MINUTES

8. DISCUSSION TASK 6-7 MINUTES
Speakingsample audios
Handbook 05 Track 1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l261RgoIU7I
0510 Speaking Handbook 05 Track 2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHfxb9aNOLg
0510 Speaking Handbook 05 Track 3
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zQInV1py5rg