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Education and qualifications

Hello. This is Real Easy English, the podcast where we have conversations in easy English to help you learn. I’m Beth. And I'm Neil. Remember, you can find all the vocabulary fo...

Course: School, work, and technologySection: Talking about schoolSubtitles: en-gb

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Hello. This is Real Easy English, the podcast

0:05

where we have conversations in easy English to help you learn. I’m Beth.

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And I'm Neil. Remember, you can find all the

0:14

vocabulary for this episode and a text version on our website:

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BBC Learning English dot com.

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How are you today, Neil?

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I'm very well, thank you, Beth. How are you?

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I'm good, thank you.

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What is the topic of our conversation today?

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Well, today, Beth, we're talking about schools.

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We'll talk about our favourite subjects and what qualifications we have.

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OK, Neil. First, can you explain the word qualifications?

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Yes, a 'qualification'

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is 'an official record that you have successfully done an exam

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'or training for something'.

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So, for example, you can receive a qualification in speaking English,

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if you pass a certain exam.

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OK, great. So, Neil, what qualifications did you do at school?

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Well, I took all of the normal exams we do in the UK, GCSEs and then A-levels.

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These are school exams.

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