PET for Schools is a certificate that shows a person can deal with everyday written and spoken English at a basic level.
There are two versions of PET available: PET and PET for Schools. Both of these exams have exactly the same format and the level of the question papers is identical.
The only difference is the content and treatment of topics in PET for Schools. The purpose is to particularly target the interests and experience of school pupils.
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PET for Schools is specially tailored to suit the interests of students, so it increases their motivation to learn English. |
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Because it is based on familiar topics and situations, PET for Schools gives students the confidence to use their English. |
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Passing PET for Schools inspires enthusiasm in student to move on to further qualifications. |
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A Cambridge ESOL qualification gives students a head start in life. These qualifications are recognised by colleges, universities, employers and governments around the world. |
PET for Schools is at Level B1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) an internationally recognised framework.
At B1 level, typical users can:
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understand the main points of straightforward instructions or public announcements |
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understand instructions on classes and homework given by a teacher or lecturer |
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ask simple questions and take part in factual conversations in school and study environments |
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write a description of an event, for example a school trip. |
PET for Schools has three papers:
Reading and Writing: 1hr 30 min
Listening: 30 min (approx)
Speaking: 12 min
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