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The Association of Language Testers in Europe (ALTE) held its 8th international conference, hosted by the Instituto Cervantes in Madrid, bringing together experts in educational research, psychometrics and other disciplines to share best practice, research and trends in language learning and assessment.

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The importance of rethinking English language assessment in a post-pandemic world was the focus of a talk by an expert from Cambridge University Press & Assessment, at a major English language teaching conference in Singapore.

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From a single word to a whole sentence, we have all come across language learners at all levels who frequently switch between different languages when they speak. This is an example of code switching and it has been traditionally frowned upon in the English language learning classroom, but Cambridge’s Graham Seed asks: should we be looking at this differently?

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The flipped classroom approach can have a positive impact on English language learning at university, but it does come with challenges.

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Yale University, Carnegie Mellon University and Vanderbilt University now accept Cambridge English Qualifications as part of their undergraduate admission. This move makes it easier for international students to apply to study at one of these prestigious universities, and will give students even greater opportunities to pursue their academic goals.

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English language teachers who want to help their students improve their core skills for the workplace can benefit from the new Employability Skills module from experts at Cambridge University Press & Assessment. The short module has been designed to help improve students’ understanding of the skills they will be expected to know in the workplace.

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Cambridge’s AI powered online English test Linguaskill is now available for the first time in Sri Lanka.
ESOL Premier Campus has become the first agent in Sri Lanka to offer Linguaskill, a quick and convenient online English test powered by AI technology. The Sri Lankan-based preparation centre worked with colleagues in Cambridge to officially launch the test in the country in February.

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A multiple award-winning luxury 5-star resort in Tuscany chose Linguaskill to improve and certify their employees’ English skills. This is the first organisation from the hospitality sector in Italy to use Linguaskill to further develop the language skills of their staff.

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One million Linguaskill English tests have been taken around the world since Cambridge launched the test in 2018. The test, developed by experts at Cambridge University Press & Assessment, is a quick online English test powered by cutting-edge Artificial Intelligence (AI) and adaptive algorithms.

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Cambridge University Press & Assessment has produced a new video that explains the work that goes into delivering positive educational impact for learners and teachers of English.

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