Level test review
조○정·3/19/2015·1122 views
I did the level test for 15 minutes.
Even in Korean, I get phone jitters with people I'm not close to;; and on top of that having to do it in English made me super nervous.
I was so tense that I actually ended up talking louder and overacting, haha.
I'd been worried about what I'd even say for 15 minutes,
but the teacher asked lots of questions, so the 15 minutes flew by—it really felt short.
If there's a downside to phone English, it's that, being on the phone, there were times I couldn't quite catch things.
Even on a Korean phone call there are times you can't hear well, right? Because it's over the phone, haha.
When I couldn't hear and said "sorry?", the teacher would slowly repeat it, so it wasn't a problem, haha.
It was a level test, but in a way it felt like a trial lesson, so I was satisfied.
I took a 15-minute level test, but it felt short and it also seems short for a lesson, so I'm going to sign up for the 30-minute one.
I hope my review helps others~
Even in Korean, I get phone jitters with people I'm not close to;; and on top of that having to do it in English made me super nervous.
I was so tense that I actually ended up talking louder and overacting, haha.
I'd been worried about what I'd even say for 15 minutes,
but the teacher asked lots of questions, so the 15 minutes flew by—it really felt short.
If there's a downside to phone English, it's that, being on the phone, there were times I couldn't quite catch things.
Even on a Korean phone call there are times you can't hear well, right? Because it's over the phone, haha.
When I couldn't hear and said "sorry?", the teacher would slowly repeat it, so it wasn't a problem, haha.
It was a level test, but in a way it felt like a trial lesson, so I was satisfied.
I took a 15-minute level test, but it felt short and it also seems short for a lesson, so I'm going to sign up for the 30-minute one.
I hope my review helps others~