Practical everyday use in English., Cambridge English: Preliminary, also known as Preliminary English Test (PET) is an intermediate level qualification / CEFR level B1. It shows you are able to use your English language skills for work, study and travel and for practical everyday use. It is accepted by employers, educational institutions and government departments around the world as proof of ability to use English at an intermediate level. The following are just a few of the organisations that accept PET: AOC International Ltd, DHL, Bosch, Coca Cola, GlaxoSmithKline, Saab, University of Venice (Italy), Geofund (Czech Republic), CERN (Switzerland), Gulf University (Bahrain). For a full list of organisations, please see: www.cambridgeESOL.org/recognition There will be an initial diagnostic test in all three PET papers: reading/writing, speaking and listening in the first two weeks to assess your overall ability. You will need to achieve 75% in all papers to be able to take the exam int he same term. During the course, there will be in-class tests and mock exams to help you pass the exam successfully. Your teacher will check your progress in speaking, reading and listening, on the course and give you advice on how to improve.
Name: EFL - Preliminary English Test (PET) Cambridge Entry 3 Qualification title: Non regulated Community Learning provision, Languages, Literature and Culture of the British Isles Qualification type: Assessment There will be an initial diagnostic test in all three PET papers: reading/writing, speaking and listening in the first two weeks to assess your overall ability. Awarding Generic award - no awarding body Created 20150617 11:28:54 Updated 20150617 11:28:54
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Richmond Adult Community College
Further Education
info@racc.ac.uk
020 8891 5907
http://www.racc.ac.uk
Parkshot Town: Richmond County:Surrey
Title: Non regulated Community Learning provision, Languages, Literature and Culture of the British Isles Qualification: Non regulated Community Learning provision, Languages, Literature and Culture of the British Isles Classification: Languages, Literature and Culture