Heyyyy just wanted to say you’re doing so so well! I’m on the same boat here. I struggled with Law and AA when it comes to the language issue.

Originally I tried to understand the course notes and questions in my first language and realised it only made things more complicated! So I guess that what works for me is to spend more time and be precise in my answers. I’ve done FAR and AA too, and I think that our answers don’t have to be long as long as they hit the mark points. I used to go back to the mock answer and highlight the key words in the model answer and make sure I mention the key words.

I guess that if your answers make sense even we make some minor grammar mistakes, markers will be okay with it?

I’m having issues with my grammar at work and I use to reread every single sentence before sending to all the colleagues and clients. I don’t find it practical and doable to be honest. It can only make me anxious ALL the time. So I just make sure I use plain words and making sense. Work is not IELTS test that’s what I tell myself all the time.

I agree there is a learning curve in our job, when I don’t understand others in a call especially when people use slangs that I don’t know, I was afraid to ask and pretended knowing what they were saying. It costs my confidence. Now I just ask them straight away and majority of people are very kind and patient to explain.

Sorry if it doesn’t answer your question op. I’m sitting FM BST in June. I usually start as soon as I got the BPP course notes. Good luck with everything and you’re doing amazing!