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Cambridge English Exams
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About Cambridge Language exams
Key English test (KET)
Preliminary English test (PET)
First Certificate in English (FCE)
Certificate of advanced English (CAE)
Certificate of proficiency in English (CPE)
Young learners English tests (CYL)
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Prepare your child for a better future

How old should the children be?

They should be at least seven years old.
Children can take starters at twelve or flyers at seven, depending on how much English they know.
Children aged thirteen, who are in the same class as twelve years old at school, may also take these tests.
Cambridge starters test: Children who have studied English for 100 hours.
Cambridge Movers test: Children who have studied English for 175 hours.
Cambridge Flyers test: Children who have studied English for 250 hours.

Which skills do these tests cover?

Listening: between 40 and 60 minutes (depends on the level of the test)
Reading and Writing: between 40 and 60 minutes
Speaking: from 5 to 10 minutes

What do your children receive?

An award showing a grade between one and five for each different skill area assessed.

Why take Cambridge Young learners English tests (YLE)?

ensure simple, relevant and meaningful language use
measure accurately and fairly
present a positive first impression of international tests
promote effective learning and teaching
encourage future learning and teaching.

Dates and locations:


We can arrange tests to take place anytime of the year to meet your needs, but you need to register for the tests about eight weeks in advance.

Your children may be tested either in their schools or at one of our British Council centres.

Fees: Starters at Dh 530
Movers at Dh 550
Flyers at Dh 575
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