Cambridge Mastery Program

Program overview

The Cambridge Mastery Program at ILSC Language School is designed to prepare students for success on the Cambridge B2 First and C1 Advanced exams. This program focuses on enhancing essential language skills, including reading, writing, listening, and speaking, tailored specifically for these exams. Students will engage in specialized classes that provide targeted practice and support, ensuring they are well-equipped to tackle the challenges of the Cambridge assessments. With a structured approach and experienced instructors, this program aims to boost students' confidence and proficiency in English.

Program structure

The Cambridge Mastery Program offers a flexible structure to accommodate various learning needs. The program is available in two formats: closed classes and open classes.

• Program Length:
  • Closed Program: 8-12 weeks, depending on the start date.
  • Open Classes: Minimum of 1 week.
• Schedule:
  • Closed Program: Full-Time Morning.
  • Open Classes: Flexible Full-Time schedule with options for core or elective classes.
• Start Dates:
  • Closed Program: Specific dates for B2 First and C1 Advanced exams are available for 2025 and 2026.
  • Open Classes: Start dates vary and can be joined at any time during the program.

Students in the closed program will remain with the same instructors and classmates throughout their studies, allowing for a cohesive learning experience. The open classes provide flexibility for students who may wish to integrate Cambridge preparation into a broader English study program.

Featured Experiences

• Weekly practice tests to measure progress and familiarize students with exam formats.
• Instructors assess individual strengths and weaknesses to tailor coursework effectively.
• Diverse multimedia materials enhance listening comprehension and exposure to various accents.
• Intensive preparation for up to 3 months under the guidance of experienced teachers.
• Helpful tips for test-taking to boost confidence and performance on exam day.

Career Options

• ESL Teacher: Teach English as a second language in various educational settings, helping non-native speakers improve their language skills.
• Language Consultant: Provide expertise in language acquisition and teaching methodologies to educational institutions or businesses.
• Translator: Convert written content from one language to another, requiring a strong command of both languages.
• Content Writer: Create engaging written content for websites, blogs, and marketing materials, often requiring excellent language skills.
• International Relations Specialist: Work in diplomatic or global organizations, utilizing language skills to communicate effectively across cultures.

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