| COMPUTER-BASED TESTING: CBFCE |
| We are pleased to announce that candidates can now choose to take the computer-based version of FCE: CBFCE. The computer-based test is the same as the paper and pen test and leads to the same internationally recognised Cambridge ESOL certificate - only the method of completing the test is different. |
The First Certificate in English is the most widely taken Cambridge ESOL examination. It is set at Level B2 of the Council of Europe Common Framework for modern languages.
Learners at this level are expected to be able to handle the main structures of English with some confidence, demonstrate knowledge of a wide range of vocabulary and use appropriate communication skills in a variety of social situations.
The Certificate in Advanced English is set at Level C1 of the Council of Europe Common Framework for modern languages. Learners at this level are expected to be able to use the structures of English with ease and fluency. At this level learners are expected to cope in most situations that would arise in an English-speaking country, socially, professionally and in higher education.
Candidates usually need to study for about two years after passing FCE to be successful at CAE.
The Certificate of Proficiency in English is set at Level C2 of the Council of Europe Common Framework for modern languages. It is a very advanced level exam, and is appropriate for learners who have achieved a high level of language skills and are able to function effectively in almost any English-speaking context.
This usually requires one year’s study beyond CAE.
For information on exam dates, registration, fees and results, see the links on the left.
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