Question 1

How do I revise WJEC Entry Level Award in Spoken Cornish: Giving and Receiving Information and Instructions (Entry 3) for WJEC-CBAC Vocationally-Related Qualification?

Accepted Answer

Practise listening to short Cornish audio clips daily, focusing on picking out numbers, times and action words.

Question 2

What exam tips are there for WJEC Entry Level Award in Spoken Cornish: Giving and Receiving Information and Instructions (Entry 3)? (2)

Accepted Answer

Learn a set of 10–15 high-frequency instruction verbs (e.g., 'ygowgh', 'gwrewgh', 'kewsel') and their mutations by heart.

Question 3

What exam tips are there for WJEC Entry Level Award in Spoken Cornish: Giving and Receiving Information and Instructions (Entry 3)? (3)

Accepted Answer

In the speaking assessment, if unsure, ask for repetition in Cornish rather than remaining silent – this demonstrates communication strategy skills.

Question 4

What mistakes should I avoid in WJEC Entry Level Award in Spoken Cornish: Giving and Receiving Information and Instructions (Entry 3)?

Accepted Answer

Confusing the imperative (yn striv) with the infinitive form when giving instructions.

Question 5

What are common errors in WJEC Entry Level Award in Spoken Cornish: Giving and Receiving Information and Instructions (Entry 3) exams? (2)

Accepted Answer

Omitting soft mutation after certain imperative particles (e.g., 'Gwell' instead of 'Gwrewgh' for 'do').