Find learning activities at the right level When learning activities are too easy, progress is slower. When activities are too hard, children can lose their love for learning. Here’s how to find the right activities for your child’s level.
The different ‘levels’ of learning a language Many teachers and experts around the world use the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). It is the international standard for describing language ability. The CEFR has six levels from beginner (A1) to very advanced (C2).
Encouraging children who are not confident speaking in English Some children find it hard to speak English. Some are shy. Some don’t want to make mistakes. Here are some easy things you can try at home to help your child enjoy speaking in English.
Learning American or British English Did you know, there are over 100 different regional and local varieties of English? Around the world, people use different spellings, vocabulary and expressions. So which should you use?
How parents and teachers work together When schools and parents work together, it can make a difference to a child’s learning and happiness. Find out how you can work with your school to support your child’s language journey.
Why exams are useful for language learning Cambridge English Qualifications focus on developing your child’s communication skills in English, not just for the exam but also for life. Find out how our exams help your child.
Find out more about our qualifications Help your child get the best start by choosing Cambridge English Qualifications. Find out how our exams can help your child.
What’s next on your child’s English journey? We work in over 130 countries around the world, so no matter where you are, together we can help your child learn English. Find out what you can do next.