Information for tuition providers
"No other qualification pulls together accounting and finance with the English language."
Richard Hunt
Director of Studies, LSBF International Language School, UK
If you already offer English language training or finance and accountancy courses to students whose first language is not English, then why not consider incorporating a course towards the International Certificate in Financial English (Cambridge ICFE) into your existing suite of qualifications?
The benefits
Offering Cambridge ICFE can help your institution to:
- increase the portfolio of courses you offer
- differentiate your institution from its competitors
- enhance the employability of your students
- improve your students’ performance in exams and in the classroom
- enhance your reputation
Supporting you
With Cambridge Financial English – our ready-made, blended learning programme that prepares candidates for Cambridge ICFE – offering a course couldn’t be easier. It means less preparation time for you and a course that can be quickly and easily added to your existing portfolio.
If you choose to design your own preparation course, we provide you with ready-made teaching resources including the syllabus, lesson plans and classroom activities.
See Cambridge ICFE overview for course outline and syllabus.
Supporting your students
Cambridge ICFE also provides a range of services and support directed at your students. See our learning materials
Passing Cambridge ICFE
To pass Cambridge ICFE, candidates need to achieve a level of English of at least B2 on the Council of Europe’s Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).
Students electing to take this course are expected to be familiar with some finance and accountancy concepts and terminology.
Further relevant information for students may be accessed in the ICFE FAQ section.
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