Cambridge B2 First (FCE)

Summary

Cambridge English exams are the most recognised English exams in the world and are accepted by employers, educational institutions and government departments around the world. Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE), is a thorough test of all areas of language ability at an Advanced level and the format of the exam is divided into Reading (+ Use of English), Writing, Listening, and Speaking. NZLC CAE (C1 Advanced) courses prepare students with the language and skills they need to sit the exam once their course is finished. Taught by qualified, supportive and friendly teachers, additional after-school study support twice a week, dedicated study areas with computers, extra CAE study materials available and homework is given regularly; regular mock tests, academic counselling and feedback; two or three speaking tests during the course, graduation certificate and academic report, guaranteed start dates. Morning Class: Reading skills and strategies with exam practice exercises; Writing skills and strategies with exam practice exercises; Vocabulary and grammar to complete the Use of English section (phrasal verbs, collocations etc.). Afternoon Class: Listening skills and strategies with exam practice exercises; Speaking skills and strategies with exam practice exercises; Topical vocabulary and grammar to complete the speaking exam. Passing a CAE exams means that you can: Understand the main ideas of complex pieces of writing; Keep up a conversation on a fairly wide range of topics, expressing opinions and presenting arguments; Produce clear, detailed writing, expressing opinions and explaining the advantages and disadvantages of different points of view; You can use it to: Study in English at a foundation or pathway level. Work in an English-speaking environment; live independently in an English-speaking country. Age: 16+ years.