Language preparatory programme · Prepares you for Trinity College London GESE Grade 5 (CEFR B1)
This programme helps you speak and understand English with confidence at B1. At this level you can talk about everyday life, your experiences and your plans, give reasons, and keep a conversation going.
The programme follows Trinity College London’s Graded Examination in Spoken English (GESE) Grade 5, a ten-minute one-to-one conversation with an examiner. You finish ready to take that exam if you choose to. The programme also shows how the same skills apply to other B1 speaking tests.
You practise by speaking from the first lesson. You:
A starting check at the beginning shows which modules you need, so you do not spend time on what you can already do.
This is a preparation programme and does not award a qualification. If you decide to take the GESE exam, you book it with Trinity and pay the exam fee to them. This programme is independent of Trinity College London.
Mode of study: Online, self-paced, on a phone, tablet or computer
Indicative study hours: 3 to 7 hours per week
Duration: 4 to 8 weeks. Most learners take fewer modules after the starting check, and finish sooner.
Course fee: Contact the centre for pricing. The exam fee, if you take the exam, is paid separately to Trinity.
Guided learning hours: About 27, if you take every module
Qualification: None awarded by Nexsy Academy. You can take Trinity’s GESE Grade 5 exam separately.
The programme suits:
Nexsy Academy does not set a formal assessment. The programme gives you feedback as you practise.
Trinity grades it Distinction, Merit, Pass or Fail.
By completion, you will be able to:
The programme has a starting module and ten modules:
Each subject module follows the same steps:
Each module has an easy-read practice pack to print or keep on your phone.
Your practice and your data. Your practice answers and recordings stay in the browser on your device. They are not sent to the learning platform, and they are cleared when you leave the page. When speech to text is on, your browser’s speech service receives your recording so that it can write down your words. You can switch speech to text off.