Cambridge Exam Preparation Course Advice – Which Option is Right for Me?

Sep 14, 2016

Islington Centre for English offers a variety of Cambridge exam preparation courses. These courses, which range from part-time to super-intensive, are designed to get you ready for the Cambridge exams and to ensure that you get the best grade possible. As well as improving your level of English in preparation for the exams, you will also prepare for the exam questions under timed exam conditions, similar to what you’ll experience when you take the actual Cambridge English exams.

Why take a preparation course?

The Cambridge exam is an internationally-recognised qualification that looks great on your CV and is an essential for getting into many UK universities (CAE Level). Taking an exam preparation course ensures that you get the best grade possible. We’ll take you through the exam format, teach you techniques and skills to help you pass the exam, and go through essential vocabulary that’s specific to the Cambridge exams. Throughout the duration of the exam preparation course, we’ll focus on improving your spoken, written, and aural English to bring them up to CEFR B2 or C1 levels.

Which option is right for you?

At Islington Centre for English we offer the following exam preparation courses:

  • Evening course
  • Part-time course
  • Full-time course
  • Full-time plus! Course
  • Super-intensive course

Which course is right for you depends firstly on how long you are in the UK for and secondly, how much time you are able to dedicate to learning English each week. You will also need to take into account when you plan to sit your Cambridge exam and how many hours of tuition you will need to commit to in order to pass the exam. If you’re not sure, get in touch and ask us.

I only have a little free time

If you are living and working in the UK, then an evening or part-time course is probably the most practical option. Evening courses offer four hours of tuition per week, while part-time courses offer anywhere from six to 12 hours of tuition per week (five to 10 hours, not including breaks).

I want to study full time

The full-time course offers 15 hours of tuition per week, including breaks (12.5 hours not including breaks). Alternatively, the full-time plus! course offers 17.5 hours of tuition per week (15 hours not including breaks).

Looking to make fast progress in a short space of time?

If you are only visiting the UK for a limited time, the best two options would be either the full-time plus! course, detailed above, or the super-intensive course, offering 30 hours of tuition (25 hours not including breaks) per week.

Next steps

If you’re ready to take the next step towards getting your First Certificate (FCE) or Advanced Exam (CAE), get in touch with us to discuss which options are right for you. As well as talking over which course is most suitable, we can also give you advice on accommodation options, as well as how long you will need to commit to studying before you are ready to pass the exam.



Tags:
Category:

Add Pingback

Please add a comment

You must be logged in to leave a reply. Login »

Category List


Tag List

future tenses efl (1)
London markets (4)
English food (3)
Peaceful London (2)
English vocabulary (3)
pronuciation (3)
Shopping in London (4)
Business English (1)
english course london (12)
Insider info London (14)
Somewhere to go London (3)
Events in London (1)
Winter in London (6)
Learn english online (12)
Things to see in London (4)
Learn English (15)
Relaxing London (4)
defining relative clauses (1)
Cambridge Exam Preparation (1)
Islington Centre for English (6)
writing a mini saga (1)
Journalism evening course London (1)
IELTS (2)
World Naked Bike Ride (1)
study english onlline (1)
Field day (1)
student study tips (1)
the shard (1)
english grammar help (1)
past modals (1)
Fun (1)
saga (1)
Halloween (2)
english school (2)
Cool as a cucumber (1)
FCE (4)
Places to see in London (4)
Somewhere to visit (9)
reading tips (1)
Historic moment (1)
Journalism Masterclass (1)
Journalism classes London (1)
english study tips (1)
narrative voice (2)
study tips (9)
Learning tips (10)
London Marathon (1)
ICE (5)
New vocabulary (4)
Journalism Course London (1)
Listening in English (2)
Tweed (1)
Free english lessons (10)
Recording vocabulary (3)
English (1)
Vocabulary notebook (8)
English grammar (4)
spelling (1)
english courses london (1)
Victoria park (1)
past modal verbs (1)
efl (4)
exams (1)
Sport Journalism Course (1)
Where to visit London (3)
silent disco (1)
London (5)
Students (2)
english school online (1)
future tenses english (1)
free english grammar (2)
London Summer (7)
music festivals uk (1)
Improve your vocabulary (5)
Social programme (1)
Polite questions (1)
New blog (1)
london events (1)
CAE (3)
ILEC (1)
making predictions (1)
Cycling (1)
study english (1)
grammar (1)
Tourist tips (5)
writing a mini-saga (1)
Attractions in London (1)
Hello from Ally (1)
Covent Garden (1)
english grammar tips (1)
mini-saga (1)
English tips (4)
english grammar online (1)
Barney Ronay (1)
grammar tips (1)
music festival London (1)
Christmas in London (3)
things to do london (1)
the people's tower (1)
Journalist Course London (1)
Somewhere to visit London (1)
english as a foreign language (3)
english review (1)
Francais (2)
Reading in English (1)
english school london (12)
Idiom (3)
Basic English mistakes (1)
Adjective (2)
Beautiful London (8)
Things to do in London (6)
Vocabulary (11)
New language (7)

Tag Cloud

Victoria parkInsider info Londonmini-sagathings to do londonLondonenglish study tipsThings to do in Londonwriting a mini-sagaJournalism classes LondonPlaces to see in LondonJournalist Course Londonenglish reviewCAEBarney RonayFunsagaJournalism evening course LondonShopping in LondonEnglishLearn EnglishPolite questionsEvents in LondonICEHalloweenfree english grammarenglish as a foreign languageJournalism MasterclassPeaceful LondonFCEIslington Centre for EnglishEnglish vocabularyspellingfuture tenses eflNew vocabularypast modalsTweedImprove your vocabularyLondon marketsenglish school londonAdjectivestudy englishenglish course londonBusiness Englishgrammar tipsHistoric momentLearning tipspast modal verbsmusic festival LondonEnglish foodSomewhere to visitmusic festivals ukHello from AllyEnglish grammarsilent discoListening in EnglishStudentsSocial programmeenglish schoolstudent study tipsreading tipsWorld Naked Bike Ridestudy tipsthe people's towerenglish grammar tipsexamsenglish grammar onlinewriting a mini sagapronuciationdefining relative clausesCambridge Exam PreparationNew blogenglish school onlinemaking predictionsenglish grammar helpTourist tipsenglish courses londoneflSport Journalism Courselondon eventsWhere to visit LondonReading in EnglishFree english lessonsChristmas in LondonCovent GardenBeautiful LondonLondon SummerThings to see in LondonVocabularyBasic English mistakesRelaxing Londonfuture tenses englishSomewhere to go LondonCyclingIELTSstudy english onllineLondon MarathonIdiomEnglish tipsJournalism Course LondonRecording vocabularyWinter in Londongrammarthe shardFrancaisSomewhere to visit Londonnarrative voiceAttractions in LondonField dayNew languageILECVocabulary notebookLearn english onlineCool as a cucumber


Archive