Three-fold rise in international students using Cambridge English exams when applying to UK Universities
(PRWEB UK) 19 January 2014 -- The rise in student numbers reflects the qualifications’ quality, security and growing global recognition. Students can be awarded up to 140 UCAS points for a grade A in Cambridge English: Proficiency and 70 points for a grade A in Cambridge English: Advanced. The exams are also recognised around the world including in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the USA and well as many destinations in Europe and beyond.
The high level exams deliver an in-depth analysis of the four key language skills (reading, writing, speaking and listening). They also cover use of English to help generate an accurate assessment of language ability.
Cambridge English Advanced and Proficiency are part of the Cambridge English suite of exams developed by Cambridge English Language Assessment – provider of the world’s leading range of qualifications for learners and teachers of English.
Both qualifications demonstrate advanced ability in the English language skills essential for effective study and - in addition to academic recognition - are accepted by a wide range of other organizations, including employers and immigration and citizenship institutions, such as the UK Home Office and Australia’s Department of Immigration and Border Protection.
Stuart Giblin, Cambridge English Language Assessment, http://www.cambridgeenglish.org, +44 1223558407, [email protected]
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