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Level 1 Speaking
Speaking Practice · STANAG 6001 / JFLT / SLP
STANAG 6001 · JFLT
Level 1 · Speaking
STANAG 6001 / JFLT / SLP · Speaking
Level 1 Speaking
Targeted speaking practice for STANAG 6001, JFLT, and SLP Level 1. Four task types covering everything you need to perform confidently on exam day, from general conversation to role plays and picture description.
STANAG 6001
JFLT
SLP
Level 1
4 Task Types
Speaking Exam Preparation
4
Task Types
30
Role Plays
15
Conv. Topics
15
Max Score
Exam Standard
STANAG 6001 / JFLT / SLP Level 1
Format
4 tasks · Examiner-led · Face to face
Total Duration
Approximately 15–20 minutes
Maximum Score
15 points per task
Skills Assessed
Vocabulary · Grammar · Fluency · Pronunciation
Resources
Speaking Practice by Task Type
Task 1 · General Conversation
General Conversation
The examiner and the candidate talk about everyday topics for 2–3 minutes. Fifteen topic areas covered in full, each with examiner questions, key vocabulary, a model dialogue, and essential grammar structures pitched at Level 1.
15 Topics
90 Examiner Questions
300 Vocabulary Items
Model Dialogues
Grammar Structures
15
Topics
90
Questions
300
Vocab Items
15
Max Points
Task 2 · Warm-Up Questions
Warm-Up Questions
Short personal questions to establish rapport and get you speaking from the first minute. Familiar, low-pressure topics focused on your immediate life, surroundings, and preferences.
Personal Questions
Model Answers
Key Vocabulary
Grammar Structures
L1
Level
2–3
Minutes
15
Max Points
4
Task Set
Task 3 · Picture Description
Picture Description
Practice the picture description task as it appears in the Level 1 speaking exam. Learn how to organise what you see, use location language, and keep talking for the full time without stopping.
Practice Images
Location Language
Model Descriptions
Vocabulary by Scene
L1
Level
2–3
Minutes
15
Max Points
Soon
Status
Task 4 · Role Play
Role Play Speaking Cards
Thirty scenario-based role plays across three card sets. Everyday transactions, health and travel situations, and military settings, each with a full situation card, model dialogue, vocabulary, and grammar.
30 Role Plays
3 Card Sets
600 Vocabulary Items
Model Dialogues
Grammar Structures
30
Role Plays
600
Vocab Items
120
Grammar Structs
15
Max Points
Assessment
What Examiners Assess at Level 1
Vocabulary
The range and accuracy of words used. At Level 1, examiners look for basic everyday vocabulary used correctly and consistently.
15 max pts
Grammar
Correct use of basic sentence structures. At Level 1, simple present, past, and future tenses used with reasonable accuracy.
15 max pts
Fluency
The smoothness and pace of speech. At Level 1, candidates should be able to maintain communication without excessive pausing or breakdown.
15 max pts
Pronunciation
Clarity and intelligibility. At Level 1, the candidate’s pronunciation should be clear enough to be understood by a sympathetic native speaker.
15 max pts