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Taking information, summarising it, and passing it on is an example of what linguists call mediation, and it is a key skill for language learners at all levels. It’s the subject of the latest Cambridge Paper in ELT which looks at some of the best strategies teachers can use to teach and assess mediation skills.

Cambridge English has set up a new expert Admissions Council with the higher education sector in the US and Canada. Our aim is simple: to listen, learn, and develop our support for institutions in the sector.

What's the best way to learn English?

Explore our blog to learn about immersive language-learning experiences, how to create them and the benefit of them in learning English.

In Cambridge English, we believe that the key to helping learners feel relaxed and ready for communicating freely in a classroom is authenticity.

Read our blog for more information about the usefulness of making mistakes when learning a language.

In this post we share how video games have the potential to provide an active and engaging learning environment for students learning English.

Play is serious stuff. Explore why games are so valuable in English language learning and how our new collaboration with Minecraft creates a meaningful learning experience.

Issue 78 of Cambridge English Research Notes discusses the role of plurilingualism in language assessment.