The Cambridge A2 Flyers Speaking test is a short, face-to-face conversation with an examiner — usually 7 to 9 minutes. Children answer personal questions, spot differences between pictures, tell a simple story, and talk about past experiences. Examiners reward willingness to communicate and appropriate vocabulary, not a native accent. Building topic vocabulary and answering in full phrases at home reduces nerves on exam day.
Your child listens to a native-speaker sentence, records it in their own voice, and gets instant AI feedback on pronunciation — with one free practice round every day.
7–9 minutes · 4 parts · assessed by examiner (not computer-scored)
| Part | Question type | Questions |
|---|---|---|
| Part 1 | Answer personal questions (name, family, school, hobbies) | Varies |
| Part 2 | Find and describe six differences between two similar pictures | 6 differences |
| Part 3 | Tell a story shown in four sequential pictures | 1 story |
| Part 4 | Answer questions about past experiences and preferences | Varies |
For a full mock test, Cambridge English provides free official sample papers at cambridgeenglish.org.