Cambridge International Exam Syllabus
If you are interested in learning and teaching English, there is no doubt that you have previously heard about Cambridge Proficiency Tests and wondered about the difference between them and other English language tests such as TOEFL or IELTS
The Cambridge international curriculum sets a global standard for education, and is recognized by universities and employers worldwide. Our curriculum is flexible, challenging and inspiring, culturally sensitive yet international in approach. Cambridge students develop an informed curiosity and a lasting passion for learning. They also gain the essential skills they need for success at university and in their future careers.
Why should students take a Cambridge exam?
The Cambridge exam never expires, unlike other certificates.
It is recognized by recruiting companies and universities all over the world.
Both the course and the exam will improve students’ English much more than other English language courses.
What are the details of the Cambridge exam and how is the result calculated?
The first and advanced exam consists of four sections, or “papers in another sense”: reading and using the English language, writing, listening, and speaking, meaning speaking. Each student is given a result in each field and if the average score is good enough, the student will pass the exam.
• Reading and use of the English language (section value 40% of the full score): The questions include a mixture of multiple choice questions and short answers. The student will be asked for excerpts or asked to reformulate the sentence using another structure.
Writing (the section value is 20% of the full mark): The student will be asked to write one short essay and then have the ability to choose from three questions to write the second essay, while submitting a variety of written forms (letter, email, review … etc).
Listening (section value 20% of the full score): The student will be presented with a variety of audio modules to help them answer multiple choice questions, short answers, and link or match questions.
Speaking or speaking (the section value is 20% of the full mark): This section of the exam is taken on a different day than the day students take the previous sections, and it is in the form of pairs or groups of three students.
Cambridge English Qualifications are in-depth exams that make learning English enjoyable, effective and rewarding. Our unique approach encourages continuous progression with a clear path to improve language skills. We have qualifications for schools, general and higher education, and business.
Learning English is a long journey that gets easier when the start is right
Through the Cambridge International Curriculum
1- Learn English step by step
2- Gaining self-confidence and practicing the language in a flexible manner like foreigners
3- Learning English by exposing the student to life situations and developing 4 skills (reading – writing – listening – speaking) in a practical way
How To Study Cambridge Curriculum
1- Conducting a placement test
2- Determine the level (pre A1 – A1 – A2 -)
– A2 key for schools -The curriculum ends with an examination from Cambridge, which is subject to European Union standards and obtains an international certificate from Cambridge in the language
B1 preliminary for schools- B2 first for schools – C1 Advanced -C2 proficiency
The curriculum ends with an examination from Cambridge, which is subject to European Union standards and obtains an international certificate from Cambridge in the language
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