Información Importante Alumnado EOI - Solicitud de Exámenes Oficiales

 Todo el alumnado matriculado en régimen oficial en un curso o nivel conducente a pruebas de certificación (B1 & B2) que opte por realizar las pruebas de nivel del idioma en el que tenga la matrícula oficial activa, interesado en presentarse a las pruebas finales de certificación (exámenes finales de junio y septiembre), para la obtención del título oficial correspondiente, deberán necesariamente presentar solicitud en el centro (EOI de Villacarrillo) en el plazo comprendido entre el 1 y el 16 de Abril, empleando el modelo de solicitud que se adjunta o a través de la plataforma iPasen.

De no presentar dicha solicitud en plazo, no podrán concurrir a los exámenes finales para la obtención de la titulación oficial.

El modelo de solicitud se encuentra en el Anexo VIII de la Resolución, en la página 39 de la misma (Resolución de 25 de Febrero de 2021 de la Consejería de Educación y Deporte) 

Weekly Planning 19th January 2021

Weekly Planning 19th January 2021

This week we have worked on two worksheets about the Present Perfect and the Present Perfect Continuous:

You can further practice and have some fun with this Bamboozle about it (click on the image to access):

Regarding the Student's Book, we have covered the contents of page 23, about grammar (Present Perfect vs Progressive) and page 165 (grammar explanation).

We have continued then with a Listening practice (page 24) about "classroom design":

And here you can find the listening transcript (page 192):

And here you can find the last song we worked on:

That's all for this week, since there will be no class on Thursday.

Weekly Planning 12th January 2021

Weekly Planning 12th January 2021 

Today we have learnt about New Year's Resolutions:

We have deepen on to the use of modal verbs to express obligation:

MUST VS HAVE TO (and negative forms)

We have started Module 2 from the Pioneer Student's Book:

"A thirts for knowledge"

We started reading on page 20 and you have to do the rest of the reading at home (page 20 and 21)

And to finish with the lesson, here you can find a very interesting zen story about knowledge:

Evaluation 1st Term

Here you can find the evaluation tests for the First Term of the course:

B1 Level Test 

(Click on the blue folder to open the content)

B2 Level Test

(Click on the red folder to open the content)

Those who cannot attend our classes this week can do it at home and hand it in next week. We will also perform  the oral tasks next week.

EOI Exams - Pruebas de Años Anteriores

A great source of information and a way to practice is using previous years exams.

                                 

Here you can find a collection of tests (PUC) from year 2018, which will offer you a good view on how the real exams are:

Tips to prepare the EOI Speaking Exam (Monologue)

Here are some tips on how to prepare for the EOI speaking test. They are organized as a checklist for your convenience:

1. Have some ideas ready to use (ready made sentences, introductions, structures, turn taking expressions, agreement, idioms, ...)

2. Prepare and use a certain amount of high-level vocabulary (strong adjectives, adverbs, specific or topic-related vocab, ...)

3. Improve your pronunciation (be careful not to repeat basic pronunciation errors and practice using phonetics and different sources)

4. Linking words (there are never enough!)

5. Use grammar structures in accordance to the level (passive voice, reported speech, conditionals, modal verbs, infinitives and gerunds, perfect tenses, relative clauses, comparatives and superlatives, ...)

And finally a video explaining in more detail this checklist:

Weekly Planning: 1st December & 3rd December 2020

This week we have learn some new idioms about "Happiness and Sadness"

And we have continued through the student's book. Today, pages 13 and 14:

And here you can find the transcript for the listening practice:

And as homework for the weekend, you have to write an informal e-mail, replying to this one that you have just received:

You can use this sample reply as a model for your own:

Remember that there will be no classes next Tuesday, so see you on Thursday!