Future aspirations, study, and work

Future Aspirations

You should be able to express future plans and ambitions, including your dreams and goals in life.
Terminology related to various professions such as doctor, engineer, teacher etc is essential.
Expressions to talk about potential higher education options, such as university or vocational training should be familiar.
Language around motivations and influences that impact your future aspirations so you can explain why these aspirations appeal to you.

Education and Knowledge

Understanding of the vocabulary linked to different areas of study or disciplines (e.g. sciences, humanities, arts) can be very helpful.
Being able to discuss the pros and cons of your chosen or preferred study fields, or why certain fields do not interest you.
Terms and expressions related to academic achievements and qualifications—like diplomas, degrees, or certificates—are necessary.

Work and Employment

Familiarity with language related to job applications, such as CVs, interviews and cover letters is beneficial.
Discussing work experience or internships, if any, requires specific vocabulary to describe tasks, responsibilities, and duties.
Understanding of terms that describe workplace environments and cultures might be essential.
Language to discuss potential career paths or job prospects in your chosen field of study should be practiced.

Remember, the goal is to familiarly and accurately convey your ideas and thoughts about your future career and study plans. Knowledge of correct grammar and the ability to form coherent sentences are paramount. Regular practice can significantly enhance your confidence and ease in the speaking section of your language examination.