Cambridge CAE

Certificate in Advanced English

What is CAE?

The CAE is an advanced examination in English testing all four skills - reading, writing, speaking and listening. The examination is set at Level C1 of the Council of Europe's Common European Framework for modern languages. Successful Candidates receive a certificate which is recognised by universities and employers throughout the world.

Who is CAE for?

CAE is for learners (pupils in 12./13. Klasse Gymnasium) who are reaching a standard of English that is adequate for most purposes, including business and study. Success at this level indicates the ability to use English effectively and perform confidently in social and professional situations and in higher education.

Why choose CAE?

CAE is seen by institutions of higher education in many countries as proof of adequate language skills for courses taught and assessed in English. Almost all universities in the United Kingdom and a growing number in the USA recognise CAE, as do many employers throughout the world.

What does the exam involve?

CAE has five papers: Reading, Writing, English in Use, Listening, Speaking.

When can I take the exam?

Until the 17. December 2004 the candidates must be announced at the "Cambridge Institut". The examination will be held March 2005 (05.03.2005/12.03.2005) at a school in your area.

Where can I find out more?

Please contact your English Department for details. Further information on the examination including useful downloads can be found under:
http://www.cambridgeesol.org/exam/general/bg_cae.htm

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