AIM University Group

Learning Outcome 1: Pass - 98%

Strengths

• Clear use of aviation vocabulary
• Appropriate use of usted in professional settings
• Logical dialogue structure
• Calm, service-oriented tone
• Good ability to simulate real cabin or check-in interactions


Weaknesses

• Minor grammar inconsistencies (articles, prepositions, occasional awkward phrasing)
• Occasional mixing of number format

Learning Outcome 2: Pass - 98%

Strengths

• Very strong practical guest-handling tone
• Good service sequencing (greeting → information → reassurance)
• Correct hospitality vocabulary
• Effective complaint handling

Her apology structures and problem-resolution responses were especially solid.

Weaknesses

• Small grammatical slips (missing “en,” slight structural roughness)
• Sometimes minimal elaboration where slightly richer Spanish would elevate the answer

Operationally correct. Linguistically still at structured intermediate level.

Learning Outcome 3: Pass - 98%

Strengths

• Excellent control of structured dialogue
• Accurate announcements
• Correct aviation terminology
• Calm minor-medical response language
• Strong clarity under “pressure” scenario


Weaknesses

• Some phrasing slightly mechanical
• A few minor article and structure inconsistencies
• Vocabulary breadth still practical rather than flexible

She communicates efficiently, but not yet with stylistic range.

Learning Outcome 4: Pass - 100%

Strengths

This is where she stood out.

• Clear analytical reasoning
• Strong understanding of formality and hierarchy
• Correct application of tú vs usted
• Practical negotiation awareness
• Professional, relationship-focused responses
• Cause-and-effect reasoning

Weaknesses

• Occasionally repetitive phrasing
• Could expand slightly more on hierarchy dynamics in Latin business contexts
• Minor written phrasing corrections