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40% of candidates fail the Cambridge because of the speaking section. With Bilingu you practise all 4 parts every day, at any time, with instant feedback.
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What does the Cambridge Speaking test?
Part 1 — Interview (2 min)
The examiner asks personal questions about your life, work, hobbies or future plans. Fluency and naturalness are assessed.
Part 2 — Long turn with photos (1 min)
You describe and compare two images for one minute, answering a specific question. Rich vocabulary and the ability to speculate are key.
Part 3 — Collaborative task (3 min)
You negotiate and reach an agreement with another candidate on a given topic. Interaction, proposing ideas, debating and compromising are all assessed.
Part 4 — Discussion (4 min)
The examiner leads a deeper conversation on the Part 3 topic. The ability to develop opinions and argue in depth is assessed.
How Bilingu prepares you for each part
Fluent answers without fillers
Interview role-plays and free conversation train you to respond naturally. Bilingu flags fillers, excessive pauses and weak structures in real time.
Describe images with precision
Practise visual descriptions with Bilingu scenarios: compare situations, speculate about contexts and use advanced vocabulary naturally.
Negotiate and argue in English
Bilingu's collaborative debates teach you to propose, counter and reach agreements in English with genuine fluency — no memorised phrases needed.
Real-time feedback like an examiner
Bilingu corrects pronunciation, grammar and discourse coherence in every session — exactly the criteria Cambridge examiners use.
Why do you need Cambridge?
University entry
B2 First or C1 Advanced is an entry requirement at hundreds of European and international universities.
International careers
Many multinational companies require C1 Advanced as proof of level for international-facing roles.
Living in English-speaking countries
C1 Advanced is widely accepted for work and residency visas in the UK and Ireland.
"I'd been studying grammar for months but the speaking section blocked me. Bilingu got me speaking without overthinking it. I passed B2 First with grade A."
"The photo description task was my nightmare. Bilingu taught me to structure my descriptions and buy time with key phrases. It was a total game-changer."
"I practised 20 minutes a day for 6 weeks. On exam day I felt completely ready for the oral part. I scored 185 out of 210."
Cambridge Speaking — frequently asked questions
How long is the Cambridge B2 First speaking test? +
The Cambridge B2 First (FCE) speaking test lasts approximately 14 minutes and is taken in pairs, in the presence of two examiners.
What percentage of the Cambridge is speaking? +
Speaking accounts for 20% of the total Cambridge B2 First and C1 Advanced score. It is marked on grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, discourse and interactive communication.
How long do I need to prepare the Cambridge speaking with Bilingu? +
With 20-30 minutes of daily practice on Bilingu, most candidates notice significant improvement in 4-8 weeks. Consistency and immediate feedback are the key.
Does Bilingu work for C1 Advanced (CAE) too? +
Yes. Bilingu prepares the speaking section for all Cambridge levels: B2 First (FCE), C1 Advanced (CAE) and C2 Proficiency (CPE). The oral format is similar across all, increasing in complexity.
Does Bilingu replicate the exact Cambridge format? +
Bilingu trains the same skills the Cambridge assesses: image description, monologues, debates and spontaneous conversation. It doesn't replace an official mock exam, but builds the fluency and confidence the test requires.
The Cambridge speaking test isn't passed by studying. It's passed by speaking.
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