Our Cambridge Examinations courses are designed for long-term students who want a certificate of proficiency in English. The course fee INCLUDES the cost of your Cambridge exam.
Cambridge Exam Preparation Courses are divided into three levels of study: Cambridge ESOL First Certificate in English (FCE); Certificate in Advanced English (CAE); and Certificate of Proficiency in English (CPE). Courses are for upper intermediates (CEF B2) through to advanced (CEF C2) students, and you will need to complete an entrance test before starting the course.
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If you require a visa, please note that because this course is for less than 15 hours a week, we understand it does not meet the requirements of the United Kingdom Border Agency (UKBA) for a General Student Visa (GSV).
Students can apply for a Student Visitor Visa (SVV) or Extended Student Visitor Visa to attend this course.
Please download our
Visa Information document (85 KB), and check the UK Border Agency
for advice before you make a booking.
CAE: 10/03/2012, 14/06/2012, 06/12/2012
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The International English Language Testing System (IELTS) is jointly owned by Cambridge ESOL, the British Council and IDP Australia. The test is designed to asses the language ability of candidates who want to work or study in a country where English is the primary spoken language.
Whether you are here to learn for a short time or a longer period, we’ll find the right accommodation for you. From living with English families, where you’ll get to use your English in everyday situations, to staying in shared accommodation with fellow IH London students.