General English Examinations
KET (Key English Test): Recognises the ability
to cope with everyday written and spoken English at a basic level, mapped at A2
level on the CEFR
PET (Preliminary English Test): PET is the
second level of exams. It demonstrates the ability of candidates to cope with
everyday written and spoken communications in a general or academic context. The
exam is mapped at B1 level on the CEFR
Cambridge First (First Certificate in English):
FCE is the most widely taken Cambridge ESOL examination,
mapped at B2 level on the CEFR. Success at FCE enables learners to use their
language skills for many practical purposes including business and study.
Cambridge Advanced (CAE): At CEFR level C1,
the CAE exam is the ideal qualification for people wanting to work or study
abroad or to develop a career which requires English language skills. It proves
that the holder has the skills needed to succeed at University or in
professional life.
Cambridge Professional (CPE):CPE is the
highest level of the Cambridge English examination. Success at CPE enables
learners to function effectively in almost any English-speaking context. The CPE
exam is mapped on the CEFR level C2