For the final push before Eiken, what matters is not 'new things'

Eiken Traditional Format The 3rd main exam
will finally be held this month.

At this time of year,
many examinees and parents
must be feeling this way.

▶️ I feel like I still don't know enough words

▶️ Should I do one more past exam book

▶️ Should I try other study materials as well

▶️ Is this study method really okay

However,
the most important thing in the final period is not 'adding new things'.

What is needed for the final push is 'believing in the self you have built up'

Eiken is
not an exam where your score jumps up like magic right before the test.

*️⃣ Words you wrote many times
*️⃣ English compositions you had corrected many times
*️⃣ That moment you stumbled and rephrased during the interview

All of those things
are already firmly within you.

What you should do at this time is,

*️⃣ Look back at your mistake notebook
*️⃣ Check the habits you were pointed out one by one
*️⃣ Remember what you 'have become able to do' rather than what you 'cannot do'

That is all.

Feeling anxious is proof that you have faced it seriously

'Feeling anxious = lack of preparation'
is not true.

It is actually the opposite.

You feel anxious because you have faced this seriously up to this point.

People who take it half-heartedly
do not panic right before the test.

The more you have put in the effort,
the more you stop and wonder, 'Is this okay?'

It is
the proof of everything you have built up so far.

Things I want you to remember at the end

Eiken is
not a test that measures 'perfect English'.

*️⃣Are you trying to convey it in your own words?
*️⃣Are you trying to face the question?
*️⃣Are you continuing to think without giving up?

That attitude will definitely be evaluated.

What lies beyond the score is
the time you have spent working hard itself.

The time until the actual exam is on your side

The remaining days
are not there to corner you.

They are time to quietly organize your efforts so far.

Please do not rush,
believe in yourself,
and head toward the actual exam.

Please don’t rush.
Trust yourself and face the exam with confidence.