As 2022 comes closer to an end, Cambridge University Press & Assessment is seeking to empower individuals – both students and professionals – through their tried and tested Cambridge English Qualifications.
SINGAPORE, Oct. 7, 2022 /PRNewswire/ — Cambridge University Press & Assessment, one of the world’s most recognised authorities in English qualifications, are inviting English learners and speakers from all over the world to take their command of the English language test to the next level for the upcoming year and partake in one of their Cambridge English Qualifications.
With tests and qualifications accepted by over 25,000 organisations worldwide and more than 5.5 million participants every year, Cambridge English has been a renowned leader that is trusted by students and professionals internationally.
By focusing on real world application, each exam and the accompanying qualifications are intended to be practical and goal oriented. It is designed to help learners identify areas of improvement based on the CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference) International language standards, paving the way for a plan in order to improve speaking, writing, reading and listening skills step by step.
“At the very core, our function is to help people learn English and prove their skills to the world. We cater for all levels of development and proficiencies – from children at school, higher education students all the way to business professionals. As our courses, tests and qualifications are based on research and have been developed over many years with rigorous scrutiny, they are a mark of excellence accepted globally. Our qualifications will open doors and provide the skills and confidence to thrive and reach full potentials,” said a representative of Cambridge University Press & Assessment.
As each level of qualification require various levels of competencies, it is vital a participant chooses the right exams according to their abilities, circumstances, and goals. The CEFR Framework divides qualifications for school age children, general and higher education students, and business or professionals. Within these levels, there are further sub-divisions that signify “basic”, “independent” or “proficient” competencies.
“If one is looking to undertake an exam, understanding where they are in their English development and where they want to go is key. We provide relevant resources such as learner groups, sample test or practice test scores to assess your ability. From there, one will be able to determine a suitable qualification,” the Cambridge representative continued.
For more information, visit https://www.cambridgeenglish.org/exams-and-tests/qualifications/.
About Cambridge English
Cambridge English is the producer and proud co-owner of IELTS, the world’s leading English test for migration and higher education. We help millions of people learn English and prove their skills to the world. Part of the University of Cambridge, we provide the world’s leading range of qualifications and tests for learners and teachers of English. For us, learning English is more than just exams and grades. It’s about having the confidence to communicate and access a lifetime of enriching experiences and opportunities.
Whether you’re planning to live, work or study in your own country or abroad, we can give you the English language skills to succeed. Globally recognised by more than 25,000 leading universities, employers and governments, our research-based assessments are a mark of excellence that open doors. Our work is supported around the world by a network of 2,800 exam centres, over 50,000 schools and tens of thousands of examiners, teachers, education experts and publishers. Working together, we inspire learners to go further. With the right support, learning a language is an exhilarating journey. We’re with you every step of the way.
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