Cambridge English launches innovative exam preparation packages
Team Careers360 | July 14, 2020 | 06:42 PM IST | 1 min read
NEW DELHI: Cambridge Assessment English has launched preparation packages to help candidates prepare for their exams from the comfort of their home. Candidates can purchase these packages online.
“To support our candidates during these unprecedented times, we have put together an exam with a training bundle to help them prepare for their exams from their home,” said T.K. Arunachalam, Regional Director, Cambridge Assessment English.
“When they register for a Cambridge English BEC Business Qualification, they will also receive access to a comprehensive online learning package that will help them enhance their communication skills while preparing for the exam,” he further added.
The package includes engaging business English content from Cambridge University with 10 hours of tutor-led live classes with digital practice from the training provider, English Edge.
Cambridge Certificates
Certificates from Cambridge are proof that one can use English confidently in an international business environment. It is an essential qualification for conducting international business.
These certifications help candidates in dealing with international organisations in India. It improves employment opportunities, and increases choice of study for the students.
With a Cambridge English Certificate, the student will be able to prove his/her English language skills to universities and employers around the world.
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