VCE Romanian study materials
VCE Romanian study resources

VCE Romanian study plan

VCE Romanian · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 6 hours per week

Week 1

Oral examination

  • Draft eight personal-response prompts (family, school, hobbies, future plans) and record two-minute spoken answers to each

  • Transcribe one recording and mark pronunciation, fluency, and grammar errors

  • Build a vocabulary log of 40 high-frequency oral-exam words with example sentences

  • Practise the detailed-study text aloud three times, noting unfamiliar expressions

Your checkpoint

A recording portfolio of eight two-minute answers plus a corrected transcript for one answer

Week 2

Oral examination

  • Prepare a three-minute monologue on a Romanian cultural topic using a clear introduction, two supporting points, and a conclusion

  • Record the monologue and self-assess against a fluency rubric (pace, pauses, intonation)

  • Conduct one 15-minute mock conversation with a tutor or language partner and note recurring errors

  • Memorise ten conversational repair phrases (asking for repetition, paraphrasing, buying time)

Your checkpoint

A three-minute recorded monologue and a written error log from the mock conversation

Week 3

Oral examination

  • Answer ten unpredictable follow-up questions in under 30 seconds each, recorded

  • Refine pronunciation of five problematic sounds using minimal-pair drills

  • Re-record two earlier answers and compare fluency against week 1

  • Summarise the detailed-study text orally in 90 seconds without notes

Your checkpoint

A before-and-after recording comparison with a one-page self-assessment of progress

Week 4

Oral examination & Written examination

  • Complete two full mock oral exams (10–15 minutes each) under timed conditions

  • Write 300 words on a familiar topic in 30 minutes and self-correct using a checklist

  • Review feedback from mock orals and list three priority fixes

  • Begin a weekly written-error journal categorising mistakes by type (grammar, vocabulary, spelling)

Your checkpoint

Two mock oral recordings with written examiner-style feedback and one timed 300-word essay

Week 5

Written examination

  • Analyse three model written responses for structure, register, and linking devices

  • Write two 250-word texts in different formats (formal letter, article) under timed conditions

  • Master five complex sentence structures and use each correctly in a paragraph

  • Create a personal checklist of ten common written errors to eliminate

Your checkpoint

Two polished 250-word texts in distinct formats with a marked-up draft showing revisions

Week 6

Written examination

  • Complete four timed reading comprehension passages and answer all question types

  • Write a 350-word argumentative essay in 45 minutes with clear paragraphing

  • Practise summarising a 200-word Romanian text in 80 words

  • Review and correct all errors from week 5 using the personal checklist

Your checkpoint

A timed 350-word argumentative essay and a reading comprehension score log

Week 7

Written examination & Oral examination

  • Complete two full written mock exams under exam conditions

  • Complete two full oral mock exams with a different examiner or partner

  • Target the three weakest written error categories with focused drills

  • Rehearse the oral detailed-study discussion for 10 minutes without notes

Your checkpoint

Two marked written mock exams and two oral mock recordings with improvement notes

Week 8

Oral examination & Written examination

  • Run a final full mock of both oral and written components on separate days

  • Review all error logs and checklists, and create a one-page exam-day strategy sheet

  • Practise time management for each written section and oral part

  • Complete a light final rehearsal of oral prompts and written structures

Your checkpoint

A complete final mock report (oral and written scores) and a one-page exam-day strategy sheet

Milestones

Week 2: Can deliver a three-minute monologue with only minor hesitation and self-correct at least five errors from week 1.

Week 4: Completes two mock orals with a score of at least 60% on a self-made fluency and accuracy rubric, and writes 300 words in 30 minutes.

Week 6: Writes a 350-word argumentative essay in 45 minutes with clear structure and fewer than eight errors from the personal checklist.

Week 8: Achieves at least 70% on both final mock oral and written exams, with all priority fixes from week 4 addressed.