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BEGINNERA2 KEY
A2 Key is designed to show that a successful candidate has English language skills to deal with basic situations, e.g. they can understand simple written English such as short notices, understand simple spoken directions, communicate in familiar situations, use basic phrases and expressions, write short, simple notes and interact with English speakers who talk slowly and clearly.
More than 1400 exercises available equivalent to 20 full exams
100% at your own pace. Always available
INTERMEDIATEB1 PRELIMINARY
B1 Preliminary is an intermediate level qualification and is designed to show that a successful candidate has the ability to use English language skills to deal with everyday written and spoken communications, e.g. read simple books / textbooks and articles, write simple letters on familiar subjects, make notes during meetings / lessons.
More than 1400 exercises available equivalent to 20 full exams
100% at your own pace. Always available
UPPER INTERMEDIATEB2 FIRST
B2 First is an upper-intermediate qualification used to demonstrate that a candidate can use everyday written and spoken English for work and study purposes. A significant number of higher education institutions accept B2 First for admissions or exemption purposes. Many companies worldwide accept B2 First as part of their recruitment processes or use it for training and development.
More than 1400 exercises available equivalent to 20 full exams
100% at your own pace. Always available
ADVANCEDC1 ADVANCED
C1 Advanced is used for study, work and immigration purposes. It is designed to demonstrate that a candidate has achieved a high level of English ability which can be used in academic and professional contexts. C1 Advanced is accepted globally by over 6,000 institutions. Many higher education institutions accept C1 Advanced for admission purposes.
More than 1400 exercises available equivalent to 20 full exams
100% at your own pace. Always available
