EOI English Exam Preparation (B2 & C1)
Helping EOI students gain the confidence and exam skills they need to pass.
Many students attend EOI classes for months or even years but still feel uncertain about the speaking exam, mediation tasks or whether they are truly ready for B2 or C1.
I provide personalised one-to-one support to help students understand the exam, build confidence and demonstrate the level they already have.
Having lived and worked in Spain and achieved the DELE C2 and the Institute of Linguists’ Final Diploma in Spanish Translation, I understand many of the challenges Spanish learners face when learning English.
Are you worried about passing your EOI exam?
For many students, the challenge isn’t learning English. It’s demonstrating their level under exam conditions.
You may have attended EOI classes for months or even years. You may read articles, watch films and understand English well. However, when it comes to the exam itself, many students still feel uncertain.
- You attend EOI classes but rarely get enough speaking practice
- You understand English well but struggle to express yourself confidently
- Mediation tasks feel confusing or unpredictable
- You are not sure whether your level is really B2 or C1
- You have failed an EOI exam before
- You need the certificate for work, study or personal goals
- You know you’re capable of passing, but don’t know what is holding you back
If any of these sound familiar, you’re not alone. Many EOI students already have the knowledge they need but lack the confidence, exam skills or individual feedback required to demonstrate it successfully.
Why EOI Can Be Difficult Even For Strong English Learners
Speaking in an exam is different from speaking in class.
Many students perform well in lessons but feel much less confident during the speaking test. Nerves, time pressure and unfamiliar topics can make it difficult to demonstrate the level you normally use.
Mediation requires a different set of skills.
Many candidates are comfortable with reading, listening and writing but find mediation more challenging. Success depends on selecting relevant information, adapting it for a specific audience and communicating it clearly and naturally.
Understanding English is not the same as using it
Many EOI students read articles, watch films and understand spoken English well. However, understanding English and producing it confidently under exam conditions are two different skills.
Knowing the language and passing the exam are not always the same thing
Many students are surprised to discover that they lose marks not because of their English, but because they misunderstand the task, fail to address the reader’s needs or don’t demonstrate the skills examiners are looking for.
I thought my English was good.
Why am I struggling to pass EOI?
Although EOI is broadly similar to Cambridge exams, the format and tasks are very different in some aspects.
Mediation is unlike any other part of the exam
Many candidates are comfortable with reading, listening and writing but are unsure what examiners expect in mediation tasks. Deciding what information to include, what to leave out and how to adapt it for a specific audience can be challenging.
Speaking exams require confidence as well as language
Many students perform well in class but feel much less confident in the speaking exam. Nerves, unfamiliar topics and the pressure of being assessed can make it difficult to demonstrate the level they normally use.
It can be difficult to know your real level
Many students spend years attending classes without knowing whether they are genuinely ready for B2 or C1. They may be surprised to discover that they are stronger — or weaker — than they thought. Honest feedback can help you identify your strengths, weaknesses and the areas that need the most attention.
Group classes can limit speaking opportunities
Many students participate in class discussions but still feel unprepared for the speaking exam. Being able to answer questions, express opinions and keep a conversation going under exam conditions requires practice.
Knowing English and demonstrating it are different skills
Many students read, listen and understand English well but find it harder to organise and express their ideas clearly during the exam. It’s not just an English exam—it’s understanding how to produce what the examiner is looking for.
How I can help you with English for your EOI exams…
EOI Speaking Preparation
—Individual speaking practice
—Discussion tasks
—Picture-based tasks
—Improving fluency
—Building confidence
EOI Mediation Support
—Understanding mediation tasks
—Selecting relevant information
—Adapting language for the reader/listener
—Developing exam strategies
Writing and Feedback
—EOI writing tasks
—Structure and organisation
—Grammar and vocabulary
—Detailed feedback
Reading and Listening Strategies
—Common pitfalls
—Exam technique
—Time management
Who EOI preparation is for:
EOI B2 candidates
EOI C1 candidates
Students preparing for mediation tasks
Candidates who have failed EOI before
Professionals needing certification
Learners who want additional speaking practice
Why Spanish learners choose to prepare for EOI with me:
I help people achieve the grade they need without wasting time figuring out how to pass!
British native speaker
DELE C2 in Spanish
Institute of Linguists’ Final Diploma in Spanish Translation
Experience living and working in Spain
Extensive experience teaching B2, C1 and C2 learners
Familiarity with the EOI system and exam requirements
01.
Free Consultation
Tell me about you and your goals
Not sure where to start? Book a free 30-minute consultation for preparing for the OET exam, to discuss your goals and your pain points, and we’ll create a personalised plan for you, so that you acheive the score you need.
02.
Choose your plan
Save money by buying packages of 5, 10 or more lessons.
At the consultation we’ll discuss a time frame for achieving your goals, and how many classes you’ll need, as well as agree how we’ll achieve these goals together.
03.
Book your lessons
Use my simple online calendar to check when I’m free.
Easily schedule your lessons using my online calendar at times that work for you. Lessons are delivered online using your preferred platform—,Google Meet, MS Teams, Skype, or WhatsApp—making learning flexible and convenient.
Investment in your EOI preparation:
Some students contact me because they have failed EOI before. Others simply want reassurance that they are genuinely ready for B2 or C1. Many are looking for extra speaking practice, help with mediation or honest feedback about their current level.
EOI preparation lessons are charged at my standard rate of £50 per hour and are tailored to your strengths, weaknesses and exam date. We focus on the areas that will make the biggest difference to your confidence and performance.
Before booking, you’re welcome to arrange a free 30-minute consultation so we can discuss your goals and decide whether we’re a good fit.
What it costs:
4 classes
£200
8 classes
£400
Would you prefer to focus on speaking?
I offer one-to-one lessons covering all four parts of the EOI exam: Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking.
However, if you would prefer to focus on developing your speaking skills, you can join my online C1 English Discussion Group. Each group has 4–8 students, giving you plenty of opportunities to improve your fluency, expand your vocabulary and discuss interesting topics with other advanced English speakers.
The Discussion Group is suitable for strong B2 and C1 learners, including EOI candidates aiming for a higher band score. Please note that it focuses on developing your overall spoken English rather than practising EOI exam tasks.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions about preparing for EOI English with me
How ready are you for your EOI exam?
If you’re not sure what your level is, or you’d like to talk about the areas you don’t feel confident in, have a free chat with me. I’ll tell you what you need to work on in order to pass your EOI exam.
