Reader mail: exam drills without score promises

Readers asked plainly whether Drill Hall coaches ever promise passing scores. They do not, and the syllabus now states that in bold on page two. Instead, coaches measure cadence: how long you linger on item stems you dislike, and how quickly you recover after a skipped question. English stems remain a pain point for some Korean readers. We added optional vocabulary anchors that do not translate exam content—only generic verbs like configure, remove, attach. Trainers remind participants that exam delivery rules change; always verify headphone policies with the exam provider. Finally, we acknowledge a limitation: Drill Hall is not therapy. If panic spikes persist, we pause enrollment and suggest professional support outside this marketplace.