ADVANCED LISTENING PRACTICE: EDUCATION
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- Advanced English listening comprehension - English Listening Practice | Emma talks about education at a natural speed, using useful phrasal verbs and expressions. Perfect for IELTS, FCE, and CAE learners. Download the comprehension questions worksheet below!
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It's very interesting to learn more about the english educational system. And it's always a pleasure to listen to you. You say that you speak at a normal speed but you are so easy to understand. I think I am used to your accent by now. The educational system is different in France. You have the little classes from 3 to 6, then the primary school from 6 to 11. Then what we call "college" from 11 to 14. At the end of the college you have a little exam with 3 subjects : History, Maths and French but you don't need to pass this exam to continue your study. Then you have the high school from 15 to 18. You have to choose the subjects you have to study. At 18 you graduate from high school. Then you can go to university.
Hello Emma, thank you for your sharing, now I'm understand the education system of the UK. In my country that is totally different. We have a required kindergarten from the age of three. And then we have to go to the primary school at the age of six. This is an eight-year-long study minimum. Then you have the chance to go to a high school when you are 14. This is four years long, and you can choose advanced level subjects, but we have to learn the basic knowledge of everything (maths and other sciences, literature, history etc.) Then when you are at the age of 18 you have to do the graduate diploma. And then you can go to university or college, or you can learn a profession. A professional training is two years long, a college is four years long, and a university is five. After the university diploma, you can choose "master" and then after a few years you can become a doctor, and then you are at the age of 27-28 years old. This is the system in Hungary, but nowadays it changes a bit. The fact is that the Hungarian people are smart I think, we have a lot of engineers and scientists all around the world. This system is good, but nowadays the requirements are much lower than in the past. My English is not the best I'm sorry for that, but I have to reach the band 6 on the IELTS, and I hope I will. Thank you, and have a nice day to you, Linda from Hungary
Please, I need you preapare more videos like this, with exercices!!😀It's just because we can test our skills about listening.
Definitely! Will do :)
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Emma, I understood almost everything. You have a new subscriber in Mexico. Education here is similar to the U. K. I also didn't go to school until I was six. My parents decided to give me classes themselves at home haha.
Hey Juan! That's lucky, I think I just played games at home! haha.
Great activity, Emma. I really like how natural and authentic this listening practice is :) So often, students only get to listen to entirely scripted monologues, which are not really that useful for listening at higher levels. I appreciate this exercise for the inclusion of natural hestitations, false starts and so on. Fabulous work!
Exactly! It drives me mad too when students say "I don't understand natives" and "they speak too fast". I always have to say "no, that's normal! What you listen to in classes is fake and scripted". We NEED more with these false starts, slang terms which slip out, and slips. I hate that we're "protecting" students in some way by not expositing them to something more authentic... so this is where I come in! :)
You're doing great with your channel too! Welcome to TH-cam!
I found out your channel on Facebook, no doubts it's a great find. well done.
Thanks, Ariel! Glad my videos have been able to help you! 😀
Hi Emma! This video is quite useful. I really enjoyed watching it. But, I couldn't find the worksheet link 😢, and all the links in the discription are for another contents. Could you send it to me here, please?
I really enjoyed watching this video , thank you so much 🌸🤍
Excuse me, miss. Is it really advanced level? I understood every word. Thanks a lot for my good mood. Good luck for you!
I’m a Italian student of
foreign languages and your videos are very important for me! Thank you ☺️😘
I’m really glad that I can help you!! 😁
Hello Emma, thank you for sharing,
Wow it's Amazing to know about you😊
Thank you :)
Really nice Emma, you suposed to make a quiz like that one all the time. I lovely. thanks for everything, my english getting better day after day because of you.
I’m so glad! I’ll also definitely do more of these videos in the future!
Hello! I from Russia and we have a such system education:
Children are in kindergarten from 2 to 6 y.o. And from 4 begins preparation for school.
A school starts from 7, usually three years in primary school and next step is secondary school (5 years). After secondary school children can go to college or continue his studies at school (two years).
In college usually 3 or 4 years.
And next step is university : 2-3 years for people, for those who went to college and 5 years for those who have completed full school.
For doctors an additional 2 years :)
Hey Emma,Thank you so much for your videos, I really enjoyed your channel,actually it's my favorite haha, great job and good continuation 👏
Haha! Really glad to hear :D
Thanks Emma! This one is supper easy peasy
Haha!! Then you’re a pro at listening ;)
Do you know that I’ve spend enough time looking for how to comment on the video to realize latter that comments are far there at the bottom of the page. I was looking for comments at the top just right under the video. We learned extra skill
Pronunciation with Emma never at all. We r just learning from u Emma
I really miss your class, I'm always waiting for new video Emma
Wonderful, Emma! Thank you very much for it! :)
Thank you to you too, as always! :)
It's a perfect video. Thank you!
Thank you! :)
Your teaching means a lot to me, Ma'am
Thank you!
Thanks a lot for this video. It's really helpful.
Thank you! I am really glad that it has helped you!
Thanks Emma, I Really liked it. Similar to the one in real IELTS Exam 👍👍
Yes! It's quite quick like in the IELTS exam! So it's great practice for that :)
Pronunciation with Emma 😊😍
I only had question 12 wrong, lol. The education system in Mexico is similar, except playground is mandatory and we don't have GCSE exams. By the way, what does GCSE stand for? Basically, college is like an extension of secondary school but in the last year, you choose a specific area in which you'are going to learn the basic skills related to the career you will choose in University.
That sounds really interesting, Daniel. It's quite similar to the UK, surprisingly! GCSE stands for General Certificate in Secondary Education.
Hi Emma! Congratulations! Your TH-cam channel is very nice! I took 11 of 13! I have been followed you in instagram since January and I have watched some of your instagram lives. I wish you a lot of success with this TH-cam channel!
Thanks, Sabrina! You did great too. It was challenging despite some people saying it was "too easy" which I hardly believe ;) Good job!
thanks emma. i love learning listening
coz my listening skills are not really good. and please compare between new . medium . advance. best luck emaaasa . love you my teacher😇😇
Hey, I'm not sure what you mean by "compare between new, medium, advance". Could you elaborate, please?
I mean the skill level Emma
Example you put the title.
Listening skill for basic level.for intermediate. For advance level. Is correct to say advancwe??
I have stopped to listen to English videos for a few days and definetely I drop my skills at listening. I had 5 questions wrong. But I think it a little fast for me. Anyway, I will carry on practising and let's going to see what happen. It can be I didn't watch it with subtitles, but I could understand 60%. Thus, I need to improve my listening. The affective filter, mentioning the theory you sent me another day, is very interesting. Reducing the filter and the monitoring and allowing to expose myself to native speakers conversations certainly will be a good help. At last, congratulations for your videos!! I really have to update them, as you are doing a live every single day. So, let's begin!
You're very welcome! :) And you're right about the affective filter - the more stressed you are about learning English, the harder it becomes. Just start to have fun with the language, play around with it, and don't stress about being perfect. This is exactly how a child would be! :)
Emma, I watched your live instagram yesterday!! And really, this video (and free worksheet) really helpful. I need to practice my listening comprehension such as this video. Do you mind if you made a new video such as this?
Thanks for letting me know! I’ll definitely do more with the worksheets in future then! 😄
I can’t believe you were a not a good student,maybe is because you were born to teach ! Thanks a lot!!
I think it was because many of the teachers I had weren’t very inspiring or motivating. Many of them clearly hated their job and this rubbed off on the kids (including me). It want until I got to uni and saw that my lecturers and professors had REAL passion. This is when I worked harder and wanted to do really well! Teachers are so important in motivating students - I’m living proof of that 😄
You’re an excellent teacher,thank you so much!!
Nice! You're gonna hate me... I did both Media Studies and Drama for my GCSEs. They were two of my favourite subjects 😁
Feels like a loooong time ago now.🙈
Haha! I never actually had the option of doing Media Studies for GCSE. I think it was introduced maybe a year or 2 after I'd left. Thinking back it seems like AGES ago that I was doing my GCSEs too!
Hi Emma thanks for sharing this incredible video. I have learnt a lot about education system in England . Well I already knew some basic informations but you just got me to some details. Anyway I am tending to take The CAE exam in Georgia. My exam date is within a month. I reckon listening is really important when it comes to Cambridge ESOL exams. My problem is usually the listening parts seem so different from everyday English! I got all your questions correct now but in CAE practice is like ten times harder than this . Do you have any recommendations ?
The problem with the Cambridge exams is that they’re full of traps!! I need to include more traps in my videos in future - I think this will help you! My biggest tip for the listening part of the exam is to read the transcript after doing the questions to find out why you were wrong. Find out why you were wrong and then you can avoid doing that in the future. For example, if you’re always falling for traps, then you need to be more careful of these in future listing tasks :)
I like this video
it's really good to help my listening skill.
hope you can upload more about this kind of video^^
it's really gonna helpful
Glad you like it! I think people like this kind of video and it's also really helpful :) So I'll definitely be making more!
Ur great teacher
Thank you teacher🌷🌷
You're welcome!
It’s really good video to improv our lessening i has 3 answers wrong but I’m happy becauce i understand 95% 😌
Thank you! Glad you found it helpful. And that's great that you got so many correct. It shows that your listening is pretty good!
I am not able to find that comprehension questions worksheet, can anyone help me out..Please
It’s an old video so old files are available anymore. Sorry :)
@@Pronunciationwithemma is there any other way I can get it, ma'am.
Love York! ❤
I love ur story 💔💔
I swear u're more than good teacher and leatcher more difficult😣😨 I hope I become like u one day in the future
BTW the answers are b.b.a 😉😉sweetie emma ur deserve the best things 😍😍😍
Thank you for your kind words 😁
Well done
Thank you!
Thanks for this video. I am really surprised since I think I don't understand anything but I made only 2 mistakes.
That’s fantastic!! 😄
Hi Emma. Thx for this listnng practice. i got 12 out of 13. i just confused your graduation date. sorry. so in the upcoming comment i'll be talking about the education system in the Egyptian lands. God bless you. thx for opening up on your eduaction, degrees and childhood memories.
Yes, it was a trap! Muahaha!! Glad you got a high score though. Well done!
You got me Emma.HaHahaha
Great!, thanks
You're welcome!
It was a very helpful video for listening practice.I hope you continue making this kind of videos. Thank you :D
PD: Now we have an idea about your age hahaha
Haha! I know! Soon enough people will be able to guess how old I am 😂 nooo! I’ll definitely do more of these kinds of videos in the future!
I made one one mistake..! Thank you so much Emma
please do vedio on words like particlarly, regularly , rediculasly
It's on my list!
You mean "ridiculously" ?
@@emirduratovic9954 yes exactly .... there is a spelling mistske.
@@Pronunciationwithemma because I can understand more than 70% of the video and because it is difficult for me to speak and write it I am living in London but I am Latin American and I am more used to American English
thanks
Well done teacher
Thank you!
I got 10 out of 13 but I didn't catch 7. Emma I really enjoy your videos and I follow you on instagram.
I’m really glad to hear that! Thank you for supporting me! This was also quite a tricky task, so it’s great that you got 10.
I did 7 out of 13.
Fine
In regards to education, I have many criticisms to Brazilian education, because there are not vocational trainings at schools. The student has to choose your career without training.
Firstly, at the age of three years old the little children go to school for learning about colors, numbers, letters and basic stuffs. At the age of 5 or 6 years they already are able to know how to read.
After that, there is the primary school during 8 years. After that, they go to secondary school, at the age of 14 years old - the called medium school. At the last of it, the young students have to be prepared for the entrance exam, then they begin the university only with 17 or 18. But if they aren't approved, they have to continue studying for the entrance exam until be approved. So, the responsibility for the career is always from the student, because there aren't vocational training as you spoke and mentioned as "college".
The University is from four to six years depending on the course chosen by the student. The University here is quite theorist and with a little practicing, so many times the student don't purchase the necessary skills for the profession. So many students don't get to study in University, because the exams are difficulty and the basic schools don't prepare them properly. And the private Universities are expensive. So, I totally agree with a technical education, espoused for technology, practicing, and focused on labor market.
My country, Brazil, is suffering a lot with unemployment. This is caused by the decrease of technical education. There are Sociology, History, Philosophy and others theoretical subjects that disturb the Brazilian education. We have to be more practical and teach for the labor market. These are some problems that I, as a math teacher, would like to share with you.
Thanks,
Cheers!
Ivanildo Vieira well some say that we have this problem here in France where technical education is seen as a kind of failure by a lot of people, especially amount parents who don't accept to see their children not going to University. In fact for some even University is bad and the only way to have success and a real good job is to go to what we call here in France 'Grandes Écoles' such as ENA, Centrale, HEC, Polytechnique etc. So where the elites go.
I have a dream , actually two
the first one is to study in the UK ,and get a Master degree from Stirling University.
the second is to see your TH-cam channel grow to reach 1000000 subscribers ,why not ?
Thank you! I hope you reach your dream of studying in Stirling. And also that my channel grows too :) It seems that people just don't share it or people don't subscribe! haha.
It s been a whole year or more. Today you have more than 50000 subscribers to your channel and I am sure you reach 100 thousand soon. For my dream, in addition to Stirling, I added Sussex.
1)b _ 2)b_ 3)a
Good job! Answers are on the worksheet which is linked in the description for you.
Pronunciation with Emma okay, thanks for you
Nice
Thank you!
How much does English literature help in speaking English for non native speaker ?
I'm from India.
I think English literature has classical words and phrases which are less used in spoken English at present.
Please express your thoughts.
And you told that you had dropped English literature after first year.
Yup, I completely agree with you!
Sorry, but Where is the questions?
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1. B
2. B
3. A
Hello sister! I'm from Cambodia. I'd like to share about my country's educational system. 5-6 year-old children have to be sent to primary school. After finishing 6th grade in primary, they all continue to study in secondary school or high school (secondary school and high school are in one high school). All students have to finish from 7th -12th grade with one big national exam. If students pass, they coul get to study bachelor degree in university. If students fail, they could have chance to study associate degree or they study 12th grade once again. Students can determine for master degree after their bachelor degree finished. I am recently a second student at a private local university. I am having a part-time job as a part-time teacher. My workplace requires me to take TOEFL test for capacity capacity. I have set up a goal to pass it and plan to succeed. I will do listening practice 30mns every day. Thank you a lot for video. I really appreciate what you have done. 👌👍
Very interesting! Thank you for sharing :)
it is the same but it is not the same quality
Nice video thx! Congrats for your fresh Master's degree but be careful because people will figure out your age with such content😅
😂😂 damn this is so true! Everyone knows that it’s top secret!
11/13
Just 8 out of 13 questions.... So sad
Children in Malaysia begin their education as early as at the age of four at pre-schools although this is not compulsory. Primary education starts when the child reaches the age of six and it's compulsory and the children sit common examination UPSR as thier qualification to the secondary school. . At the end of this secondary education, students sit for the public common examination, SPM as thier qualification to pursue higher education. School leavers with SPM qualifications can opt to obtain a pre-university qualification (such as the sixth form, matriculation programmes and GCE 'A' levels) or study for a certificate or diploma at higher educational institutions. .thats all😊
where is that questions ?
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Hey! :)
The worst system education we have in Iraq, Teachers pronounce wrds wrongly
Unfortunately, it's not the teacher's fault ... they taught them as they teach you and in their epoch there was no internet, no social media, so how could they spoke as a native english do
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These days we have internet but they still
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Yes it is. Even I hated the lessons coz of them
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Do you learn English
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I wish you the best of luck
just 4 mistakes
Fantastic job! It's tricky and I speak at a normal and completely unscripted pace, so it isn't easy :)