Cambridge English Exam Preparation

You can prepare for the Cambridge Exam at the following Sprachcaffe language schools:

The Cambridge Exam consists of the following parts:

PET (Cambridge Preliminary English Test):
Recognises the ability to cope with everyday written and spoken communications. It indicates the ability to cope with situations which require a predictable use of language, read simple textbooks and articles and write simple personal letters, or make notes during a meeting.
FCE (First Certificate in English):
Recognises the ability to deal confidently with a range of written and spoken communications. Successful candidates will have a wide grasp of vocabulary, and should be able to construct an argument and use appropriate communication styles for a variety of situations.
CAE (Certificate of Advanced English):
This is an advanced exam, and is for learners who have reached a standard of English that is adequate for most purposes. Success at this level indicates the ability to use English effectively and perform confidently in social and professional situations, and in higher education.
CPE (Certificate of Proficiency in English):
The CPE is the highest level of the Cambridge exams and is recognised by universities and employers throughout the world. CPE is for students who have achieved a high language skill level and are approaching a standard of English similar to that of a native speaker.