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  There is a variety of English exams, but the most well known ones are TOEFL and the Cambridge certifcates (FCE / CAE and CPE).

 

   In 2001, the Council of Europe published the CEFR - Common European Framework of Reference for languages.

 

   CEFR establishes guidelines for levels - from A 1 to C 2 - and for testing proficiency in foreign languages. 

 

   Our main objective is not to get certificates, but we follow these guidelines.

 

   We aim at acquiring fluent speaking and reading for basically 3 purposes: working, traveling and social interaction. 

 

   Still, should students want to pass exams, they´ll perfectly be qualified to. 

 

   Below you can verify our courses X CEFR guidelines X Major Certificates. 

 

   Basic User: A1 - A2    Independent User: B1 - B2     Proficient User: C1 - C2

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

   

 

 

 

 

 

 

Certificates

Kids and Teens

Age

Course

Pre wee team 1/2

1 X sem 1,15 h

7

Starters

8

Wee team 3/4

A 1

Movers

9

A 1

Movers

10

A 2

KET Flyers

11

Prep team 1/2

A 2

KET Flyers

Prep team 3/4

 

KET

 

 

13

B 1

PET

15

FCE

Top team 3/4

CAE

TOEFL

17

CAE/ Toefl

6

 Wee team 1/2

Junior team 1/2

Junior team 3/4

Books

Kid's box 1 

Kid's box 2

Kid's box 3

Kid's box 4

Kid's box 5

 

Four corners 1

Essential Grammar in use or Kids Box 6

Hours at the end

of the stage

 

CEFR

level

47

123

199

275

351

427

Cambridge

Starters

Four corners 2

Essential Grammar in use 

503

12

B 1

PET

Upper team 1/2

 

PET

Four corners 3

English Grammar in use 2

579

14

 Upper team 3/4

 

PET

Four corners 4

English Grammar in use 2

655

B 2

FCE

Top team 1/2

FCE

Advanced English gram English vocabularyin use

731

B 2

16

Advanced English gram

English vocabulary in use

How English works

807

C 1

CAE/ Toefl

 

Pro team

1 x sem 1,15 h

854

C 1 / C2

The Council of Europe: the continent's leading human rights organization. 

 

THE CEFR

 

The result of over twenty years of research, the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages: Learning, teaching, assessment (CEFR) is exactly what its title says it is: a framework of reference. It was designed to provide a transparent, coherent and comprehensive basis for the elaboration of language syllabuses and curriculum guidelines, the design of teaching and learning materials, and the assessment of forein language proficiency. It is used in Europe but also in the other continents and is now available in 39 languages.

 

 

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