Cambridge ESOL exams

English for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) is part of Cambridge Assessment, a department of the University of Cambridge. Cambridge Assessment provides exams and tests covering a huge range of subjects and levels. More than eight million are taken every year, in over 150 countries. All are respected for their quality, fairness and positive educational impact. They are backed by high levels of support for teachers and a world-class programme of research and development. People take Cambridge ESOL exams for many reasons:
Some of the Internationally recognised English language teaching awards

• KET (Key English Test)
An elementary level exam, testing the ability to deal with basic written and spoken communications.
• PET (Preliminary English Test)
An intermediate level exam, testing the ability to cope with everyday written and spoken communications.

• FCE (First Certificate in English)
An upper intermediate level exam - to deal confidently with a range of written and spoken communications.

• CAE (Certificate in Advanced English)
An advanced exam - if you can communicate with confidence in English for work or study purposes, this is the exam for you.

• CPE (Certificate of Proficiency in English)

Other On-demand exams include:

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