NAATI CCL Repeat Policy
In the NAATI CCL test, candidates may need to repeat a segment if they do not understand it. However, repeats should be used carefully. NAATI candidate instructions state that candidates can repeat one segment per dialogue without penalty.
The one-repeat rule
Repeating more than one segment per dialogue may result in marks being deducted. Repeats can help when you genuinely miss a segment, but relying on repeats can affect timing and confidence. It may also interrupt the natural flow of the interpreted conversation.
How to reduce repeat dependence
The best way to handle repeats is to train your listening and memory so you rarely need them.
Try a Free Sample Segment
Listen, take notes, and interpret immediately.
"Good morning. I'm calling because I received a letter about my visa application, and I'm not sure what additional documents I need to provide by next Friday."
Key Vocabulary to Note:
- Visa application
- Additional documents
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