Cambridge ESOL — English for Speakers of Other Languages is a group of in-depth exams for learners of all ages and levels whose first language is not English. Each exam focuses on a level of the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR), helping learners to improve their speaking, writing, reading and listening skills step by step. Cambridge English Qualifications are accepted and trusted by thousands of organisations worldwide.Cambridge ESOL is part of Cambridge Assessment which celebrates its 160th anniversary in 2018.
Cambridge ESOL examinations are taken by over two million learners in more than 130 countries each year. The exams cover general English, business English, academic English and English for young learners. Cambridge ESOL also offers teaching qualifications such as CELTA and DELTA and is renowned for its major research and validation operation.
Cambridge ESOL examinations are taken by over two million learners in more than 130 countries each year. The exams cover general English, business English, academic English and English for young learners. Cambridge ESOL also offers teaching qualifications such as CELTA and DELTA and is renowned for its major research and validation operation.
Facts about Cambridge exams
Language | English |
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Cost | 130–300 USD |
Duration | 70–235 minutes |
The number of parts | 3–4 |
The frequency of examination | ~ 1 in a month |
Assessment time | 2–9 weeks |
Exam results validity | termless |
Place of examination | 130 countries |
Level | A1–C2 |
University entrance | Yes |
Immigration | Australia |
Job placement | Yes |
Min.–Max. points | 100–230 |
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Official site | Cambridge English Qualification |
Organizer | CELA |
Year of foundation | 1913 |