Press Release SEGÚN EL V INFORME MONITOR DE CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS, SOBRE ‘LA INNOVACIÓN EN LA EDUCACIÓN’ EN ESPAÑA. REALIZADO ENTRE EL COLECTIVO DOCENTE ESPAÑOL EXTRACTO: ….El 51% afirma que les gustaría ser más innovadores, pero el contexto no se lo permite. Asimismo, aseveran que los recortes presupuestarios son el principal factor que obstaculiza la … Continue reading
Again, last summer, more students passed their Cambridge English Language exams – including Rosa (Cambridge PET) and Vanessa (Cambridge First, with a C1 Advanced grade). Very well done, and congratulations! Those of you who are still working towards PET (Preliminary English Test), a certificate at B1 level, might like to try some of the topics … Continue reading
Do you plan to sit a Cambridge English exams this year? This PDF gives you a list of 2018 exam dates. The first page has links to its contents for Cambridge ESOL exams including KET (A2), PET (B1), First (B2, previously known as FCE), Advanced (C1) and Proficiency (C2). Young Learners (Starters, Movers and Flyers) … Continue reading
Here are some tips which many students have found helpful to revise for English language exams: Make sure you are thoroughly familiar with the structure of the exam, and you know exactly what you have to do. Review your lesson notes and suggestions or feedback. As far as your spoken English is concerned, you can … Continue reading
Practise your English language writing for college, university, work or business. Get free feedback and improve with this exciting new web service. Also, options for personalised tuition from an experienced native English writer and teacher. Continue reading
Click above to watch If not, why not start soon? Using a vocabulary notebook is a great way to learn, practise and memorise new words. Be more autonomous in your language learning and start an alphabetic vocabulary book. Watch this short video clip, and then start keeping a vocabulary diary. Whether you are studying for … Continue reading
This week, here are some tips that you might find useful for preparing for the day of a Cambridge Exam. Firstly, make sure you are completely familiar with the structure of the exam and you know exactly what you have to do. One way to check your answers, especially if you are not sure is … Continue reading
Cambridge English: First (FCE) changes this month, to reflect the latest research in language learning and teaching. The exam is now about 30 minutes shorter. It will still cover all the same language skills and tests at the same level as the previous version and has four papers, not five. The ‘Reading’ and ‘Use of … Continue reading
Many students have taken external exams this week. I know that some of my students have Cambridge KET for Schools and Cambridge First Certificate exams today too – on a Saturday of all days (…phew!). Your dedication to your studies and your hard work over time will pay off. Good luck!
