Our mission is to prepare the students and improve their command of the English Language which will help them to communicate across the globe as it is an internationally accepted language. We introduce Cambridge English Assessment to our students to strengthen their language skills.

What is Cambridge?

Cambridge English is a unique approach to teaching, learning and assessing English. It combines the experience and expertise of the Cambridge English Language Assessment.

Cambridge English is driven by world-class research and a profound commitment to

1. Delivering educational excellence.
2. Providing increased opportunities for learners.
3. Offering value to educational institutions.
4. Promoting language learning to benefit society.

A few facts and figures about Cambridge:

1. 5.5 million assessments are taken every year.
2. Accepted by over 20,000 organisations worldwide.
3. 2800 exam centres in 130 countries.
4. Over 50,000 preparation centres.
5. Providing English Language Assessment since 1913.

Benefits

1. International Curriculum
2. Teaching and Learning
3. Assessment
4. International recognition

Syllabus

Pre A1 Starters – (Class 1-2) - Pre A1 Starters (YLE Starters) start a child’s language learning journey.

A1 Movers can help your child (Class 3-4) – A1 Movers (YLE Movers). It is the next step in a child’s English language learning.

A2 Flyers (Class 5) – A2 Flyers (YLE Flyers) is the third of our fun, activity-based English tests for children.

A2 Key for Schools (Class 6-7) – A2 Key for Schools (KET) is an exam for school-age learners which will help prepare them for higher-level English language qualifications.

Reasons to choose Cambridge English:

1. Develop real-life English skills.
2. Exams for a range of levels and uses.
3. Accepted for work, immigration and study globally.
4. Fully supported by a range of learning and teaching resources.
5. Cambridge English exams are designed to be fair to all test takers.
6. It is accepted globally.
7. Their exams are backed by extensive research by one of the world’s largest dedicated language research teams.