JFLT (Joint Forces Language Test) Self-study manual for the Italian military
11,99€
Curious what’s inside? No secrets!
The E-book’s 67 pages are packed with exam knowledge, tips and strategies.
Speaking
1.1. Interviews
1.2. Roleplays
1.3. Level 2 questions
1.4. Level 3 questions
1.5. Italian speakers’ struggles with speaking
1.6. How to practise speaking
1.7. Speaking exam tips
Reading
3.1. Exam reading strategies
3.2. How to practise reading skills
3.3. What to read – recommendations
Writing
2.1. Writing descriptors and assessment criteria
2.2. JFLT types of tasks
2.3. Short notes
2.4. Letters / Emails
2.5. Reports
2.6. Other types of writing
2.7. Essays
2.8. Typical writing mistakes of Italian speakers
2.9. POWER strategy
2.10. Advanced writing (Level 3)
Listening
4.1. Exam listening strategies
4.2. How to practise listening skills
4.3. What to listen to – recommendations
Let’s start the JFLT exam prep, shall we? 😊
Over the last 6 years, I’ve poured my expertise into teaching for SLP, STANAG 6001 and JFLT exams and developing learning resources for the military community.
This E-book will guide you in the self-study journey and supports you while working with a JFLT teacher.
When you purchase the E-book you will receive an email with the PDF to download. You can also find the PDF purchased in the ‘Downloads’ section on your Profile, here on my website.
It’s the first E-book on the market dedicated to Italian service members who are going to take the JFLT exam. It’s in the PDF format, which you can easily print if you like to highlight the most important things.
Whether you are studying on your own or with a teacher, this E-book will help you prepare more effectively for the upcoming test and know what to pay attention to. I’ve poured my 6-year expertise in it and you can tell.
It’s a great guide both for JFLT teachers and for JFLT students.
- It’s perfect for Levels 2, 2+, 3 and 3+.
- It includes all 4 language skills but prioritizes productive skills: Speaking (the second biggest section!), Writing (the biggest one), Reading and Listening.
After having worked with dozens of Italian students and preparing them for JFLT exams, I decided to create a study material that 100% fits their needs. My students were also the first one to receive and review it – they co-created it with their feedback.
The JFLT exam is significantly different from the STANAG 6001 exam in other countries, as students in Italy take a multilevel test – ALL LEVELS in one test.
That’s why they also deserve their own JFLT-focused study manual.
