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🎤 How the Irish Oral is Marked – A Quick Guide for Students!

Many students ask how the Scrúdú Cainte is actually marked. Here’s a simple breakdown of the 240 marks available and where they come from 👇

1️⃣ Personal Information – 5 marks
Students introduce themselves:
• Name
• Age
• Date of Birth
• Address
• Exam Number

2️⃣ Poetry / Prose – 35 marks
You may be asked to recite a poem or a prose piece. Marks are awarded for:
• Accuracy
• Rhythm and flow
• Pronunciation

3️⃣ Conversation – 120 marks (THE BIG ONE!)
This is the main part of the exam and includes discussion about topics such as:
• School life
• Hobbies
• Family
• Local area
• Future plans

Examiners assess things like:
✔️ Communication
✔️ Vocabulary range
✔️ Fluency
✔️ Pronunciation
✔️ Ability to expand answers

4️⃣ Picture Sequence – 80 marks
Students describe a sraith pictiúr story. Marks are given for:
• Narration of the story
• Grammar and vocabulary
• Ability to answer follow-up questions

✨ Total: 240 marks

The key thing examiners are looking for is communication. If students keep talking, develop their answers, and show their language skills, they can score very well.

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5 weeks to go ⏳💚 Let’s get organised for your Irish Oral!

Week 1️⃣: Identify the topics you’re weakest on – there are so many that can come up! Make a clear list and don’t avoid the ones you find difficult.

Week 2️⃣: Master the core topics – mo theaghlach, mo scoil, mo cheantar, caitheamh aimsire, pleananna don samhradh, an deireadh seachtaine seo caite. Be able to chat confidently about these.

Week 3️⃣: Build your opinions – fadhbanna sa tsochaí, an timpeallacht, na meáin shóisialta, cúrsaí reatha. Prepare strong viewpoints and key phrases you can adapt.

Week 4️⃣: Mock, mock, mock 🎤 Practise full conversations. Work on natural flow, expanding answers, and correcting small mistakes.

Week 5️⃣: Polish & perfect ✨ Focus on sraith pictiúr, common questions, and those versatile phrases you can use anywhere.
Little and often every day is the secret 🤍

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5 weeks to go ⏳✨ Let’s get organised for your Spanish Oral!
Week 1️⃣: Figure out what topics you’re missing – there are 32 they could ask you! Make your list and don’t ignore the tricky ones.
Week 2️⃣: Focus on the core topics – house, school, family, town, summer plans, last weekend. Know these inside out.
Week 3️⃣: Tackle the harder ones – environment, problems in Ireland, social media. Prepare strong opinions + key vocab.
Week 4️⃣: Put it all together. Start doing mock orals, practise timing, and work on fluency (not perfection!).
Week 5️⃣: Polish & perfect ✨ Refine answers, learn versatile phrases, and practise speaking every single day.
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