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Exams
For young children
- Young Learners Starters: The first test which marks the start of a child’s language learning journey.
- Young Learners Movers: It’s is the next step in a child’s English language journey.
- Young Learners Flyers: Following the Movers test, Flyers certifies children can handle everyday written and spoken English at a basic level.
- Key English Test (KET): It’s a basic level qualification showing children have made a successful start and can use simple, everyday English in writing and speaking.
- Preliminary English Test (PET): It’s a qualification certifying students can use the English language at an intermediate level.
For adolescents or adults
- First Certificate in English (FCE): The well-known upper-intermediate level qualification (known as Lower exam) which proves its holder can use everyday written and spoken English for work or study purposes.
- Certificate of Advanced English (CAE): The demand for high-level English language skills is rapidly increasing all over the world. Passing CAE shows you are a high achiever.
- Certificate of Proficiency in English (CPE): The acclaimed Proficiency exam is the most advanced qualification. Holding CPE clearly proves you have mastered the English language to an exceptional level.
- Examination for the Certificate of Competency in English (ECCE): Passing the ECCE test is evidence of high-intermediate competence in English (B2 level).
- Advanced Level Certificate in English (ALCE): Taking ALCE qualifies its holder can communicate effectively at C1 level.
- Examination for the Certificate of Proficiency in English (ECPE): Administered by the University of Michigan, ECPE certifies knowledge of the English language at the C2 level.
- Test of English for International Communication (TOEIC): It’s a test certifying candidates’ ability to communicate in English with others in the global workplace (international conferences, business trips, phone conversations etc.)
