NEW! The extended list for the results of the Cambridge ESOL exams recognised at the Baccalaureate. (PDF, 115 KB)

FCE (Cambridge English: First)
Council of Europe Framework level B2

This is an intermediate level exam, requiring competence in all the language skills. It offers an upper-intermediate language qualification for people wishing to work or study in an English speaking country or organisation or to cope easily as a tourist in an English speaking country. FCE is the most widely taken exam and has the most widespread recognition. It is taken for employment and study purposes and it usually requires 500 – 600 hours of learning.
Check out the exam content or download the handbook.

FCE for Schools
Council of Europe Framework level B2

The First Certificate in English for Schools is a version of the well-known FCE exam. It follows exactly the same format as FCE and is designed for school-age learners, offering an upper-intermediate language qualification for those who want to study in an English speaking country.
Find out more information about the FCE for Schools exam.

CAE (Cambridge English: Advanced)
Council of Europe Framework level C1

This exam indicates an advanced level of competence in English, suitable for those who require English for professional or study purposes. It is recognised by the majority of UK universities for English language entrance requirements.
Check out the exam content or download the handbook.

IMPORTANT information for CAE exams

The candidates who wish to sit the Cambridge English: Advanced examination in order to apply for a student visa in Australia must contact British Council: contact@britishcouncil.ro

CPE (Cambridge English: Proficiency)
Council of Europe Framework level C2

CPE is a very advanced level exam approaching a standard of English similar to that of an educated native speaker. As such it fulfils entry requirements for university study in English language and is recognised by UK universities, many universities in other English-speaking countries and by other professional bodies world-wide.
Check out the exam content or download the handbook.

REGISTRATION

For the complete list of registration dates please download the 2013 Cambridge exams calendar (PDF, 147 KB).

Please note that the account where all candidates and preparation schools should submit their entry fees is RO88 CITI 0000 0008 2601 2196, at Citibank Europe plc, Dublin – Bucharest. Please follow the payment procedure detailed in each entry form.  

If you are a preparation centre who wishes to make registrations for the Cambridge exams, please use this template (MS Excel, 55 KB) and email it to contact@britishcouncil.ro, along with the proof of payment. Please send the entry forms and copies of ID by post or courier to the Examinations Department.

Before registering any Cambridge ESOL exam, read the Summary Regulations for Candidates and Notice to Candidates (PDF, 157 KB) as it contains information you need in order to take an exam and also rules and regulations for the day of the exam.

For information about the registration policy, special arrangements, cancellation, refunds or results, see also Important information for candidates.

HOW CAN I PREPARE?

Preparing for an exam is an essential step towards gaining higher scores. At the British Council:

You can register for one of our exam preparation courses and borrow a wide variety of exam preparation materials from our libraries in Bucharest, Cluj and Iasi.

TOP TIPS FOR PET/FCE/CAE are booklets meant to help you improve your knowledge before taking the exam and they are available for sale at the British Council.

Find out more about how to prepare for a Cambridge exam.

EXAM FEES*

* valid for registrations periods listed in the Exams calendar.

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