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Overview
- Teachers reviewing recent patterns point to the environment as an underused theme, with COP30 offering a timely backdrop for a possible prompt.
- Specialists also cite technology and the labor market as overdue topics, noting no tech-focused prompt since 2018 and no employment-focused one since 2010.
- Bruno Cruz underscores that the essay is scored across five 200‑point competencies covering standard language, repertory, argumentation, cohesion and a detailed intervention.
- He urges candidates to read the entire proposal and mark keywords to prevent theme deviation, recalling the 2014 misreading that led to more than half a million annulments.
- Final‑week advice includes a concrete intervention model (agent, action, means, purpose, detail) and cautious use of AI for research and grammar rather than generic repertory.