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Ask candidates who have practised law one further question, as appropriate.0 Could you briefly describe the organisation you work for? 0 Could you tell us what you find most enjoyable about being a lawyer? 0 What advice would you give to lawyers starting their careers? ExamFocus E Ask candidates who have not practised law one further question, as appropriate. C Couldyou tell us in which area of the law would like to practise? 0 Couldyou brieflydescribe what you are studying? 0 What have you found difficultabout studying law? Ask each candidate one further question, as appropriate. C In your opinion, how could universities in your country improve the study of law? 0 What opportunities are there for newly qualified lawyers in your country? C What opinion do people in your country have of those who work in the legal profession? Part 2 What you have to do In this part of the Test of Speaking, you and your partner both give a different oneminute Talk. The interlocutor hands each of you, in turn, two written topics, and you Have one minute to choose one from the set of two and prepare to talk about it. Both topics include three prompts, which you may use if you wish. After you have given your talk, your partner will ask you a question. This questionand- Answer section also lasts about one minute. What is being tested Not your legal knowledge, but your ability to give a short, informative talk on a lawrelated Topic. You are assessed on how well you can organise information and Ideas, use vocabulary appropriately, express and justify opinions, and convey a Clear message. This part of the test lasts seven minutes. Tips When preparing your talk, organise your thoughts around a few key ideas. (j Begin your talk by picking up on the topic and developing different aspects of it, using the Prompts if you wish. .,) Don't worry if you don't have time to cover all the prompts given. Speak coherently and avoid pausing for too long. Try to link ideas and sections of the talk with connecting words and phrases (discourse Markers). Tryto use a range of grammar and vocabulary to show the examiners what you can do. C Listen to the other candidate's talk carefully so that you will be able to ask an appropriate Question. TASK 1A Marketing legal services Recent developments in marketing legal services Marketing by lawyers Problems raised by marketing legal services ~ TASK 18 Business associations The role of lawyers in forming business associations The legal differences between a partnership and a company The advantages of forming a company TASK 2A Training for the legal profession Legal education in your country Why people want to train for the legal profession Professional training after law school TASK 28 Competition law The purpose of competition law The difficulties of enforcing competition law Penalties for breaking competition law Part 3 What you have to do In this part of the Test of Speaking, you and your partner take part in a Collaborative task. The interlocutor reads out the task and gives you both one Written copy of the task and three prompts. You are expected to discuss the topic Date: 2015-12-11; view: 1128
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