Cambridge Preparation

Course Duration 10 to 12 weeks per course level

Mode of study: 20 hours a week face-to-face on campus plus 5 hours’ test practice (Daytime courses only) and 20 hours a week face-to-face on campus (Evening)

Time Table

• Day: 8.10am to 2.00pm
• Evening: 5.10pm to 9.30pm

Timetables are subject to change.

Entry

• Minimum age requirement is 16 years of age
• Intermediate to advanced English  

Course Overview

If you want to sit a Cambridge English test, our Cambridge English test preparation courses will give you the skills you need to succeed. Cambridge English language tests are recognised and respected by companies, governments and universities around the world.

We run courses at four levels of Cambridge Preparation:

• Cambridge Preparation - B1 Preliminary 
• Cambridge Preparation - B2 First 
• Cambridge Preparation - C1 Advanced
• Cambridge Preparation - C2 Proficiency

Navitas Cambridge courses are closed courses. Each course has a start and finish date and runs for a set number of weeks. Courses are aligned to the test schedules set by Cambridge. You and your classmates can sit the final official Cambridge test and share the same goals, while getting to know each other.

You will develop the listening, speaking, reading and writing skills you need to achieve the best result you can. You will also learn special test strategies and life-long study skills to improve your Cambridge performance and help you become an independent learner.

Each day, you will do an hour of test practice. This is an opportunity to familiarise yourself with each section of the test and practise each one under test conditions. You will get ongoing feedback on your progress. On the day of the test, all this practice will make it much less stressful!

Our Cambridge test preparation courses all have two mock tests. You receive individualised feedback on your progress and personalised advice for course learning goals.

Your learning outcomes

Your learning in our Cambridge courses is linked directly to the official Cambridge test skills, and will help you improve your Cambridge score.

• Reading You will improve your reading skills to better understand written texts on general topics. 
• Writing You will produce a range of texts, including letters, emails, articles, reviews, reports and essays. 
• Listening You will improve your listening skills across a range of situations from short monologues to multi-person conversations between native speakers.
• Speaking You will learn to speak with greater control and accuracy, and develop your pronunciation and intonation.