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A game that’s helping hundreds of thousands of children to learn English in Minecraft has been shortlisted for a global education award. English Adventures with Cambridge, which was developed by experts at Cambridge Assessment English, has already clocked up more than 300,000 plays in 170 countries.

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Undergraduates applying to study at Claremont McKenna College in Claremont, California, can now use two high-level Cambridge English Qualifications as proof of English language ability.

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Catarina Bell, a developer from Cambridge Assessment English, has been shortlisted for a prestigious DevelopHER award, a scheme that celebrates women in technology. She was recognised by the judges for her development work on English Adventures with Cambridge – a new game that helps children learn English in Minecraft. Catarina has been shortlisted in the Game Development category.

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The Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) in Vietnam has recognised selected Cambridge English exams as proof of English language ability for anyone applying to study on a PhD or master’s degree. All new applicants can now use the world-famous English language qualifications to show they have the communication skills they need to cope with the demands of these high-level courses.

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English teachers in Latin America who are faced with the challenge of finding the professional development resources and support are benefitting from Pathfinder - a new online resource from Cambridge.

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Experts at Cambridge are celebrating the European Day of Languages by reflecting on the benefits of plurilingualism for both individuals and society as a whole.

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Undergraduate Admissions at American University, Washington, DC has added Cambridge Assessment English C1 Advanced and C2 Proficiency as one of the ways applicants can prove their English language proficiency.

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The New School in New York is the latest American university to start recognising Cambridge English Qualifications. The decision means that students planning to study undergraduate and graduate courses at the New School can now prove their English language ability with two high-level Cambridge English Qualifications: C1 Advanced and C2 Proficiency.

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Teaching qualifications and an online English test from Cambridge Assessment English have been recognised for their high quality by Australia’s NEAS, a global leader in quality assurance for the English language teaching community.

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Cambridge Assessment English has praised a group of Mexican teachers who were the first to take part in a major training programme backed by the Ministry of Education in Mexico. The eleven English teachers have just completed a pilot programme which involved them taking a professional development course in the run up to a Cambridge English teaching qualification later in the year.

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