A-Level Spanish
Easter Speaking Confidence Programme (Year 12)
Calm, structured speaking practice to build confidence before the summer term.
Year 12 Spanish is a turning point — students are expected to think more deeply, structure responses clearly and speak with confidence under pressure. Speaking cards are a core part of the A-Level oral exam, and early confidence with these skills often makes the rest of the course feel more manageable.
This Easter I’m offering a small, personalised Year 12 A-Level Spanish Speaking Confidence Programme designed to help students build calm confidence through structured practice — focusing on clarity, fluency and thoughtful response.
What this programme focuses on
• Understanding and responding to speaking cards with confidence
• Structuring answers step-by-step for clarity and depth
• Natural use of linking phrases to extend responses
• Practising real A-Level speaking tasks in a calm environment
• Building confidence so students think before they speak, not panic
Programme Dates
The Easter Speaking Confidence Programme will run across the following teaching days:
30 March – 2 April
8 April – 10 April
Sessions are delivered one-to-one online and tailored to each student’s needs.
Programme Options
3 sessions – £75
A focused speaking confidence boost designed to strengthen structure and fluency.
5 sessions – £125
A more intensive option for students who would benefit from deeper practice and greater speaking confidence before the summer term.
All sessions are structured around A-Level speaking cards and designed to build clarity, fluency and calm thinking under pressure.
Availability
To ensure each student receives personalised, focused attention, I am offering only 4 places for Year 12 students.
Once these places are filled, the programme will close.
How to Enquire
If you would like to check availability or discuss whether this programme would suit your child, please use the contact form below or email me directly.
When enquiring, please include:
“Year 12 Easter Speaking Programme” in your message.