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SACE Stage 2 Armenian study plan

SACE Stage 2 Armenian · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

School assessment (internal assessment)

  • Map every internal-assessment task in the school assessment component and record its weighting, due week, and required text types in a single tracking table

  • Draft a 6-month reverse calendar that allocates preparation weeks to each internal task, working backward from each due date

  • Write one full-length Armenian response (about 250 words) to a past-style prompt and self-mark it against the school's criteria descriptors

  • List the top five recurring errors in your draft and convert each into a specific weekly correction drill

Your checkpoint

A one-page assessment tracker plus reverse calendar covering all internal-assessment tasks, with the first marked practice response attached

Week 2

School assessment (internal assessment)

  • Compose two short Armenian texts in the text types most heavily weighted in the internal assessment, timing each to exam conditions

  • Revise both drafts against a self-made checklist of register, structure, and cohesion markers, then rewrite each once

  • Record and review a 3-minute spoken Armenian response on a familiar topic and note three fluency or accuracy targets

  • Build a personal vocabulary bank of 40 high-frequency academic and connective expressions drawn from your own writing

Your checkpoint

Two timed short texts in final revised form plus a recorded 3-minute oral, each annotated with three improvement targets

Week 3

School assessment (internal assessment)

  • Complete one full internal-assessment-style task end to end under timed conditions and submit it for teacher feedback

  • Analyse the returned feedback into a numbered action list, separating language accuracy from task fulfilment issues

  • Rewrite the weakest section of the task, applying at least four of the numbered actions

  • Extend the vocabulary bank to 80 entries and test yourself on 40 of them from memory

Your checkpoint

A submitted-and-returned practice task with a written action list and a rewritten section evidencing at least four fixes

Week 4

School assessment (internal assessment)

  • Complete a second full internal-assessment-style task in a different text type under timed conditions

  • Compare your performance on the two tasks and identify which criterion is improving slowest

  • Draft and rehearse a 5-minute oral presentation with structured notes, then deliver it without notes

  • Review the assessment tracker and adjust the remaining calendar to protect time for the weakest criterion

Your checkpoint

A second completed timed task, a two-task comparison note identifying the slowest-improving criterion, and a delivered 5-minute oral

Week 5

External assessment (examination)

  • Reconstruct the external examination format from the syllabus: section structure, task types, and time allocation per section

  • Complete one full past-paper section under strict timing and mark it against the published criteria

  • Diagnose every lost mark and classify it as knowledge, language, or time-management error

  • Write a one-page examination strategy sheet listing time checkpoints and answer-order decisions

Your checkpoint

One timed past-paper section with a mark breakdown by error type and a one-page examination strategy sheet

Week 6

External assessment (examination) & School assessment (internal assessment)

  • Complete a full past paper under examination conditions in a single sitting and mark it honestly against the criteria

  • Drill the three error types that cost the most marks in week 5, using targeted exercises

  • Produce one polished internal-assessment draft that reuses the strongest material from your examination practice

  • Memorise and recall 20 set phrases useful across multiple examination task types

Your checkpoint

A full marked past paper with a score log, plus one polished internal-assessment draft and a 20-phrase recall test result

Week 7

External assessment (examination) & School assessment (internal assessment)

  • Complete a second full past paper and compare section scores against week 6 to confirm improvement

  • Rehearse oral or listening components of the external examination for 30 minutes on three separate days

  • Finalise the internal-assessment task that carries the greatest weighting and proofread it line by line

  • Reduce the error log to the five remaining persistent mistakes and write a correction rule for each

Your checkpoint

A second marked past paper with a week-6-versus-week-7 comparison table and a finalised high-weight internal task

Week 8

External assessment (examination) & School assessment (internal assessment)

  • Simulate a complete examination in one timed block with no interruptions and mark the result

  • Review the five correction rules and confirm each is eliminated or controlled in the simulation

  • Submit the final internal-assessment task and verify all submission requirements are met

  • Write a short final-week revision sheet of the ten highest-yield points to review before each assessment

Your checkpoint

A completed full examination simulation with a marked score, an elimination check on the five correction rules, and a confirmed submission checklist

Milestones

Week 2: Assessment tracker and reverse calendar are complete, and two timed short texts plus one recorded oral exist in revised form

Week 4: Two full internal-assessment-style tasks have been completed under timing, and the slowest-improving criterion is identified in writing

Week 6: One full past paper has been sat under examination conditions and marked, with errors classified by type

Week 8: A second full past paper shows measurable score improvement over week 6, and the highest-weight internal task is finalised and submitted