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Cambridge English Qualifications!

As an authorised Cambridge English examination centre, we administer a range of internationally recognised English language exams developed by Cambridge English, part of the University of Cambridge.

Cambridge English Qualifications assess all four language skills – Reading, Writing, Listening, and Speaking – and are fully aligned with the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).

These qualifications are accepted by thousands of universities, employers, and government bodies worldwide.

Exams We Offer

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A2 Key (formerly known as the Key English Test – KET) is a basic-level qualification that demonstrates a learner’s ability to communicate in simple, everyday English.

Know More About A2 Key (KET)

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B1 Preliminary (formerly PET) is an intermediate-level qualification confirming that a candidate can communicate effectively in everyday situations at work, school, or while travelling.

Know More about B1 Preliminary PET Exam

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B2 First (commonly referred to as FCE) demonstrates that a candidate has the English skills required to live, work, or study independently in an English-speaking environment.

Know More About B2 First FCE Exam

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C1 Advanced is a high-level qualification proving that a candidate has the advanced English skills required for academic and professional success.

Know More About C1 Advanced (CAE)

Cambridge English Skills Test (EST)

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The English Skills Test assesses Reading, Writing, Listening, and Speaking as individual modules. Candidates can take one skill or a combination of skills, depending on their needs. All tests are aligned with the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).

Cambridge English Skills Test (EST)

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