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Category Archives: ICFE
100 years of Cambridge ESOL timeline
As promised, here the more useful but less interesting list of dates and events, to accompany my list of more interesting but less useful stats and my review of the book they all came from. 1857 – Founding of the University … Continue reading
Posted in CAE, Cambridge First Certificate, Cambridge Proficiency, Cambridge Young Learner Exams, EFL exams, ICFE, IELTS
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Cambridge ICFE description and links
The ICFE is the Cambridge International Certificate in Financial English, although it should probably be called the Cambridge International Certificate in English for Accountants given its topics and links to the ACCA. It is set at the levels of B2 and C1 (approx FCE … Continue reading
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