CAE stands for Cambridge Advanced English 

It is recommended that students are at an upper-intermediate level in order to cope with the content of this course. students or can be taught on a one-to-one basis.

The course covers five papers

• The five skills – reading. writing, use of English, lstening and speaking
• Vocabulary relevant to CAE topics
• Discussions on relevant CAE topics
• Aspects of grammar needed for the CAE test

Practice is given on

• A range of CAE question types and tasks in the five skills
• A step-by-step approach to building necessary strategies and skills

• Achievable test type tasks will be completed first, leading to more challenging and authentic test types.
• A broad range of language students will face either at university or in the wider community
• Suitable materials selected to suit learners’ needs
• Test tips, relaxation techniques

In addition

• Regular practice tests on all five skills are provided
• These tests are used in class and for homework
• They provide opportunities for
  1. Pair work
  2. Group work
  3. Individual work

• Authentic CAE test papers are used
• Homework covers all four skill areas
• Learners are encouraged and taught skills necessary to take charge of their learning
• Assessment criteria and the CAE score system are examined