1. The study aimed to determine if there exists a significant relationship between the oral
communication apprehension and speaking skills of the Grade 10 students in Mindanao State
Apprehension (PRCA-24) questionnaire which used the five likert-scale type was used to
determine the students’ level of oral communication apprehension while the Pasadena City
College English as Secondary Language Program (PCC-ESLP) rubric and the Semistructured
Clinical Interview for Children and Adolescents (SCICA) form adaptations were used to determine
3. Most of the respondents obtained speaking skill score of 4, comprising 50% of the total
respondents for the impromptu speaking, 32 for the clinical interview comprising 53.33% and 24
4. There was no significant relationship between the level of oral communication apprehension
and the speaking skills of the students with a ρ-value of 0.32336 for the clinical interview and
0.32067 for the peer discussion. However, a significant relationship between the level of oral
communication apprehension and the level of speaking skills was observed for the impromptu
1. The study revealed that the respondents’ level of oral communication apprehension was
moderate. Teachers should vary techniques and strategies that can help respondents lessen their
2. The author recommends that the same study will be conducted in other schools with the same
3. Investigating students’ performance in varied speaking activities will help teachers know when
4. The rating of the speaking skills should be aided by an expert of the field for a more specified
rating.