CAMBRIDGE
B2 FIRST
COURSE CRICOS Code: 074410E
Prepare for your globally recognised certificate in English
This exam is internationally recognised by both educational institutions and employers and is a valuable asset to the student when applying for a position in an institute or in business.
Students who successfully complete the Cambridge English B2 First (FCE) Exam Preparation course and FCE exam will have a very good grasp of the four macro skills and solid knowledge of grammar and vocabulary. Students who pass this exam might consider embarking on the Discover English Cambridge English: Advanced Exam Preparation course.
Cambridge Options
Our ‘Cambridge Options’ feature allows students to enter the Cambridge B2 First Preparation classes four times a year within the 10 to 12 weeks intake. This is a good option for students who have not achieved their required test result in the past, and need a brief refresher course prior to re-sitting the examination.
INDUSTRY RECOGNITION
Cambridge English Language Assessment Awards
Best New Centre 2016/2017 - winner
Cambridge English Language Assessment Awards for Preparation Centres
Outstanding Business Growth - finalist 2015
Outstanding Service to Customers - highly commended 2015
Outstanding Student Care - finalist 2014
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
The minimum entry level for B2 Exam Preparation is IELTS Band 5.5 or PTE Academic Score 45
INTAKE DATES 2025
January 6 – March 14 (10 weeks)
Exam – March 14
March 24 – Jun 06 (11 weeks)
Exam – June 4
June 9 – August 22 (11 weeks)
Exam – August 21
September 8 – November 28 (12 weeks)
Exam – November 25
Cambridge B2 First Timetables
Activities
The monthly activities calendar offers an exciting array of activities 7 days a week including: Salsa dancing, winery tours, weekend camping trips and sporting or cultural events
Computer Lab
Fully equipped computer lab available to students during our business hours. Additionally, feel free to study or do research using these computers.
Assessment
Progress assessment is ongoing and includes weekly progress tests. There are also regular review tests and a range of assignments, presentations & homework exercises.
Supervised Self-study
A teacher is in the library in supervised self-access periods to assist students with homework, resumes and questions from class.
Extras
Five hours a week of free extra classes are available to all students. Extra classes include: Pronunciation, TOEIC, Academic English, Vocabulary and Conversation.
Weekly Feedback
Teachers provide students with weekly feedback on their progress in one-to-one meetings. Teachers advise on how to improve in areas of weakness and build on current strengths.