Talk:Cambridge Assessment English

message: I'm going to create the article for the lower-level exams , as they play an important role and haven't been created.Orthologist 18:05, 14 February 2007 (UTC)
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message: Looking at this site (and the iELTS site), it is unclear to me what the relationship between the two testing systems is.  Kdammers (talk) 06:02, 19 December 2014 (UTC)
thread_title:  ielts/camb 

message: the cambridge exams are not official..the british council is not the british government..the exams are accredited.. like buying with a credit ard mastercard and not money..in europe the official language school is official..the trinity cambridge ielts are all accredited.recognized but please know they are not official ..I am an examiner of these tests and i work for a private business..not any govt..the american toefl toeic are as well private..from a university princeton in new jersey..no official exam either..redundancy runs rampant..trinity and cambridge both offer kids adults exams..and toefl comes in as well as the fastest growing exam of all nd heaper as its a pc based test..you do it in a room full of pcs with headphones and screens..multitasked..i work in murcia spain and always when people nned an official certificate they need official language school not cambridge or trinity..there is a kind of war today between the 3..cambridge trinity toefl in europe..all 3 want to be the top exam.confusion abounds us as parents nad adult candidates wonder...many say b2 when they mean first certificate cause b2 is a level and also an exam name in the official school..and then there is accent..the cambridge exam always includes british speakers while toefl inclused all..yanks brit south africa aussy irland..much better and corret..international english is what companies want..not someone who only undersntand my queen of english beg your pardon...so many are lost with germans speaking english chinese americans scotland...they say THEY SPEAK BADLY..haha..the candidate should understand all englishes and toefl is on the ball..toefl doesnt sell america. cambridge is such a proud brit always selling my country..now you know why europe has its official lang schools ..to stop the elitist sell..to say that speaking english is not the language of the gods..itsw everyones language..everywhere today thanks to the americans.like petroleum jelly ..everywhere and very sticky.we know who invented it but we dont ever buy the name brand..  — Preceding unsigned comment added by 2.139.193.163 (talk) 15:51, 15 July 2015 (UTC)
thread_title:  official  

message: At the least, this site should have a 'see-also' link to copetitive/comparable tests such as TOEIC and OPI/OPIc.Kdammers (talk) 18:47, 16 July 2015 (UTC)
thread_title:  TOEIC, OPIc etc. 

message: Reference no.2 is a dead link. Would this mean we have to take out the information based off of it?
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