First interview failure.

I am only 19 years old .. Educated in a language school.  I know a great deal of vocabulary and grammar, but I feel shy when I start talking.  I can talk with a native accent but It really requires improvement.

I went to ? UK and it was a bit frustrating for me to be with graduated students who were mainly between 25 and 28. 

I was looking at them and thought "Why should they accept you?.
You can't talk fluently.  Only a good accent and know some vocab."

The interview wasn't really hard and the interviewers where really polite.  They know ethics well.

Once I started talking I felt nervous and really upset.

Anyway, I know what the problem is and am working to solve it by talking to native speakers.

I'll apply until I am qualified and they accept me.

I'll learn French too.

First interview failure

I am only 19 years old. I learned English in a language school where I mainly studied vocabulary and grammar. However, even though I can speak English with a native accent, I feel shy because my oral skills still need to improve. 

I went to the UK and it was a bit frustrating for me to be amongst students that were between 25 and 28 years old.

I looked at them and thought, "Why should they accept me? I can't speak fluently, have only a good accent and only know a bit of vocabulary." 

The interview itself wasn't very difficult. The interviewers were really polite and knew ethics well. However, once I started talking, I felt nervous and really anxious.

Anyway, I know what the problem is and am working to solve it by speaking to native speakers. I will continue to apply until they accept me.

Until I become qualified and I'll also learn French, too.