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PRIVATE DISTANCE-LEARNING TUITION FOR THE PET EXAMINATION
If you are planning to sit the Cambridge PET examination, you can enrol for private on-line tuition and be coached by an Oxford-graduate. Under the guidance of your private tutor, you will make fast progress and avoid the inconvenience and expense of travelling to and from classes at fixed times. You will be able to work at your own pace from any location at any time, and you will enjoy stress-free study with continuous access to your private tutor. You will gain a better vocabulary and understanding of grammar, learn use appropriate forms of communication, and discover how to deal with the PET examination tasks.
THE CAMBRIDGE PET
The Cambridge PET1 is a lower-intermediate English Language qualification equivalent to ALTE2 Level 2 and CEFR3 Level B1. The examination assesses Reading, Writing, Listening, and Speaking skills. The certificate is recognised as evidence of language ability sufficient for everyday life, such as understanding and using simple expressions and phrases, introducing yourself and answering basic questions about your personal details, and interacting with English speakers who talk slowly and clearly. The certificate is valid for life and is the logical foundation for further study of English at Cambridge PET level.
THE PET ENQUIRY FORM
If you would like to enquire about a private distance-learning course for the Cambridge PET examination, please click here:
PET ENQUIRY FORM
You should write at least two paragraphs about your interest in a distance-learning course, and include any relevant questions you wish to raise.
After your enquiry has been processed, you will receive detailed information about the methodology and tuition fees, together with best advice and recommendations about your various options.
READ WHAT THE STUDENTS SAY
To find out what other students think about the private distance-learning courses for the Cambridge English examinations, please click here:
WHAT THE STUDENTS SAY
1 Preliminary English Test
2 Association of Language Testers in Europe
3 Common European Framework of Reference
