Over 5 million people take Cambridge exams every year

Cambridge English exams are very popular worldwide. According to Cambridge English, over 5 million people take them each year!
This number reflects the exams' broad international reach and their widespread recognition in education and employment contexts.
The exams cater to various levels and purposes, from general English to more specialized tests like those for academic or business English.
 

Moving overseas

A Cambridge English exam can be a key requirement for various visa and immigration processes.
Here’s how they fit into this context:

• Visa requirements: Many countries require a certificate for student visa applications. For instance, the UK, Australia, Canada, and the USA may require international students to demonstrate their English skills to gain admission to educational institutions.
• Work visas: Some work visas, especially for jobs that involve significant interaction in English, require proof of English proficiency.
• Immigration and permanent residency: For certain immigration and residency applications, a certificate might be necessary to demonstrate that you can effectively integrate the population. Countries like Canada and Australia use points-based systems where English proficiency contributes to the overall score. Cambridge English qualifications can be used to support these applications.

 
Various Cambridge English exams are recognized by immigration authorities, and each visa or immigration program has specific score requirements. For example, a certain band score or grade in a Cambridge exam might be needed to meet the language criteria for a visa application.

• It’s important to check the specific requirements of the country or visa category you are applying for.

 

Working abroad

While many jobs abroad do not explicitly require a Cambridge English certificate, having one can be a significant advantage. A certificate provides formal acknowledgment of your English level. This can be useful for your resume, college applications, or job interviews.
Keep in mind, of course, that English is the primary language of communication for some professions and concrete proof of your language abilities may be required.
Here are some examples:

• Healthcare professionals, such as doctors and nurses, working in English speaking countries.
• Teachers, whether teaching English as a Second Language or working in international schools.
• Professionals in international business, such as finance or marketing.
• IT workers, which are generally employed by multinational companies.
• Hospitality and Tourism, as tour guides and hotel workers must interact with guests and clients from all over the world.
• Aviation? Yes! Pilots, air traffic controllers and other aviation professionals use English as the standard language in international air traffic control.
• Journalists and media professionals reporting on global issues.

 

Studying abroad

Cambridge English can help you gain admission to universities abroad.
Different universities and programs have varying requirements for English proficiency. It’s crucial to check the specific entry requirements of the university and program to which you are applying.

• English exams are graded on the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) scale, and universities may have specific CEFR level requirements for admission.

 

Need we say more?

Cambridge English exams are widely recognized by educational institutions, employers, and governments around the world.
They can open doors to opportunities for study, work, or immigration.
Get in touch with us at ILC to find out more on how to get yours!

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