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
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Good luck!
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!
What are the easiest and hardest languages to learn?
The following information is published by the U.S. State Department, similar to the Spanish Ministry of Foreign Affairs. They publish all sorts of information about other countries and are responsible for embassies etc. Looking at the data, we can see that the easiest languages for English speakers are those that share a common root with … Continue reading
Cambridge Advanced – free webinar (candidates)
Cambridge Advanced English is a lower advanced (CEFR level C1) examination. If you would like to know more about Cambridge First (level B2) instead, click here. New webinar for students – get ready for the exam Monday, 21 October 2013 Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE) – get ready for the exam is for students who have … Continue reading
