LanguageCert A2 Access study plan
LanguageCert A2 Access · Give each week a clear focus.
8 weeks · About 6 hours per week
Written
Identify the four parts of the LanguageCert A2 Access Written exam (Listening, Reading, Writing, and the combined format) and list what each part asks you to do.
Write 20 short personal sentences about daily routines, family, and work using only present simple and present continuous.
Spell aloud and write 30 common A2 words that are frequently misspelled (for example friend, because, beautiful, holiday, restaurant).
Read one 150-word A2-level text and underline every unknown word, then look up no more than five of them.
Your checkpoint
A one-page exam map plus a 20-sentence personal text checked against a spelling list, with errors marked.
Written
Complete two A2 Reading practice sets and record your score and time for each.
Match 15 question types to the reading skill they test (main idea, detail, inference, vocabulary in context).
Write 10 short messages (notes, invitations, replies) of 25-35 words each using correct greetings and closings.
Build a personal list of 40 A2 topic words (shopping, travel, health) with example sentences.
Your checkpoint
A scored reading log for two practice sets plus 10 written messages, at least 8 of which are error-free.
Written & Spoken
Write a 60-80 word informal email or letter on a familiar topic within 15 minutes.
Listen to three short A2 recordings and answer five comprehension questions per recording.
Practise linking words (because, so, but, although, first, then) by rewriting 10 short sentences to connect ideas.
Record yourself reading your own written email aloud and note pronunciation problems.
Your checkpoint
One timed 60-80 word email plus a listening score sheet for three recordings, with a written self-correction list.
Written & Spoken
Complete a full timed Written practice test under exam conditions and mark every section.
Identify your three weakest question types from the test and write a correction note for each wrong answer.
Prepare and deliver a 1-minute spoken description of a photo-free scene from your own life (home, job, last weekend).
Ask and answer 10 personal-information questions aloud with a partner or recording.
Your checkpoint
A marked full Written practice test with a written error analysis naming your three weakest areas.
Spoken
Describe, compare, and give opinions on five familiar topics (holidays, food, transport, free time, study) for 90 seconds each.
Practise the Spoken exam format: greeting, short interview, and a longer turn, using a timer.
Use 15 functional phrases for asking for repetition, checking meaning, and buying time politely.
Record three answers and transcribe them to spot grammar and vocabulary gaps.
Your checkpoint
Three recorded 90-second spoken turns with transcripts and an annotated list of at least 10 corrections.
Spoken & Written
Hold a 5-minute two-way conversation on a familiar topic without reading from notes.
Practise pronunciation of 20 minimal pairs and word stress in 15 common two-syllable words.
Write 5 short functional texts (apology, request, invitation, thank-you, arrangement) of 30-40 words each.
Answer 10 listening questions that require writing a word or number, checking spelling and capital letters.
Your checkpoint
A 5-minute unscripted conversation recording plus five written functional texts, all checked for spelling and format.
Written & Spoken
Complete one full Written and one full Spoken mock under timed conditions.
Reduce your average response time in the Spoken interview by practising 20 rapid personal questions.
Review all errors from weeks 1-6 and rewrite the 10 most frequent mistakes correctly.
Practise a 2-minute prepared talk on a topic you choose, with an introduction, two points, and a conclusion.
Your checkpoint
Two complete mock results with scores and a corrected list of your 10 most frequent errors.
Written & Spoken
Repeat the full Written and Spoken mocks and compare scores with week 7.
Review your error list and confirm each item is now correct in a fresh sentence.
Practise exam-day routines: reading instructions carefully, checking spelling, and managing time per section.
Deliver three final 90-second spoken answers with clear structure and no long pauses.
Your checkpoint
A final mock score comparison table showing improvement in both Written and Spoken, plus a signed exam-day checklist.
Milestones
Week 4: You can complete a full Written practice test within the time limit and score at least 60% in Reading and Listening.
Week 6: You can speak for 90 seconds on a familiar topic and write a 30-40 word functional message with no more than two errors.
Week 8: Your final mock scores in both Written and Spoken are higher than your week 7 scores, and your error list is fully corrected.