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I've been talking about the Cambridge English A2 Key (former KET). The Cambridge A2 Key Reading and Writing Exam is divided into seven parts: Part 1 – Multiple Choice; Part 2 – Multiple Matching; Part 3 – Multiple Choice; Part 4 – Multiple-Choice Cloze; Part 5 – Open Cloze; Part 6 – Guided Writing; Part 7 – Picture Story.

Today, I'm covering Part 3 – Multiple Choice. Listen to it now, or read it as a blog post: https://examseekers.wordpress.com/2021/06/08/ee-024c-a2-key-reading-part-3-multiple-choice.

If you want more practice tests, you can buy the A2 Key – Exam Sb With Answers With Audio Authentic Practice Tests: Vol. 1.

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I’m going to talk about the Cambridge YLE A2 Flyers Listening Exam to explain how the exam works and help you guide your young learner to get the best score.

This episode is also available as a blog post: https://examseekers.wordpress.com/2021/06/07/ee-028b-yle-a2-flyers-listening-exam

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Have you been studying for the B1 Preliminary (former Cambridge English PET)? Or have you been preparing your students to be assessed by it? Well, recently I’ve posted about the changes to the 2020 A2 Key and B1 Preliminary Cambridge English exams, did you check it out? If you didn’t, make sure you take a look to know what to expect from these exams.

Now, listen to a guided sample of the B1 Preliminary Reading Exam Part 1: Multiple Choice, or read it as a blog post: https://examseekers.wordpress.com/2020/04/14/ee-017a-b1-preliminary-reading-and-writing-part-1

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If you are taking the CELTA course, this post is for you. Actually, this text is for everyone who wants to prepare a proper lesson plan, especially teachers taking the CELTA course and need to prepare a lesson plan according to the CELTA course standards.

There are basically 5 steps to prepare a proper Lesson Plan: Part 1: Describe the lesson, Part 2: Language Analysis, Part 3: Procedures / Steps, Part 4: Board Plan, and Part 5: Handouts.

Listen to it or read it as a blog post: https://examseekers.wordpress.com/2021/06/04/celta-015e-preparing-a-lesson-plan-part-5-handouts/

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Are you testing your B2 CEFR Level of English? Well, last week, I updated the B2: First – Reading and Use of English Exam

If you haven’t listened to/read them yet, make sure you check out both of the samples!!!

Today, I bring you an update of  Part 3: Word Formation. So, when you finish listening to/reading [Sample 3A], go and check [Sample 3B], okay? However, before digging into the exercise, let’s review the meaning of Word Formation.

Listen to it here or read it as a blog post: https://examseekers.wordpress.com/2019/01/15/ee-012c-b2-first-reading-and-use-of-english-part3

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Hello Exam Seekers!!!

How many of you have heard about the terms “TKT”, “CELTA”, “ICELT”, “FCE”, “CAE”, “CPE”, and so many other acronyms and felt lost in this English Language Teaching world? What is all that? Are they courses, are they certifications, or maybe exams?

In this episode, I will tell you who am I in this English Teaching World and why I decided to create the Exam Seekers blog, and now podcast!

This episode is also available as a blog post: https://examseekers.wordpress.com/2018/03/02/001-who-am-i-and-why-did-i-create-this-blog/

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Looking for a placement test to assess the level of English of your students? Or do you want to know your own level to decide on a coursebook to follow? Be it for one or for the other reason, Cambridge has created their own placement test called: Linguaskill.

Listen information about it or read this episode as a blog post: https://examseekers.wordpress.com/2021/06/01/ee-030-linguaskill-cambridge-english-placement-test

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For the past few weeks, I’ve talked about the Cambridge English YLE (Young Learners Exams) focusing on the Reading and Writing, Listening, and Speaking Exams. So far, I’ve talked about: YLE Pre A1: Starters – Reading and Writing Exam, YLE A1: Movers – Reading and Writing Exam, YLE A2: Flyers – Reading and Writing Exam, and YLE Pre A1: Starters – Listening Exam.

Today, I’m going to talk about the Cambridge YLE A1 Movers Listening Exam to explain how the exam works and help you guide your young learner to get the best score. This episode is also available as a blog post: https://examseekers.wordpress.com/2021/05/31/ee-027b-yle-a1-movers-listening-exam.

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If you are either a student or a teacher, stay tuned because today, I am demystifying the famous IB, known as the International Baccalaureate program.

It’s been a while since I wanted to talk about this subject here, but I didn’t have enough knowledge about it to share with you. Today, I decided to get some studies done and finally talk about the IB. By the end of this audio, you will be able to say that you know what IB is and how it works.

Or listen to it as a blog post: https://examseekers.wordpress.com/2021/05/29/ib-001-what-is-the-ib-program-international-baccalaureate/

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Hello Exam Seekers,

Today we are going to dig a bit deeper into the CLIL (Content and Language Integrated Learning).

As I’ve already mentioned, CLIL stands for Content and Language Integrated Learning. It describes an evolving approach to teaching and learning where subjects are taught and studied through the medium of a non-native language. Want some more information about it? Listen to this episode or read it as a blog post: https://examseekers.wordpress.com/2018/10/24/tkt-003-tkt-clil.

Check The TKT Course CLIL Module (English Edition) Book!

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