A Cambridge school has certain advantages and disadvantages explain.
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Helen joined Cambridge school for Young Ladies in 1986 , so
she could prepare herself for RADCLIFFE.
Helen had a childhood dream/ desire that she would go to college some day.
A Cambridge school was a school for preparation for college. If one qualifies Cambridge school , one is allowed to take admission in college. Helen Keller wanted to go to same college where normal girls go.
ADVANTAGES ARE THE SCHOOL PROVIDE Helen Keller many facilities. They allowed Miss Sullivan to sit with her and attend classes. Two of Her teachers even learnt manual alphabets to teach Helen.She was given a separate room to attempt her exams and the questions were read out to her. Helen would type answer on typewriter. Mr. Gilman would read her all the answers she wrote and made necessary changes. With help of that school only she passed exams with higher credits.
DISADVANTAGES ARE:-
Helen was not a normal child. She wanted extra attention but classrooms were large, she could get.All books were not available in Braille. it was just impossible for Miss.Sullivan to interpret all the books into Helen' s hands.Geometry figures were drawn on the black board and Helen was blind. She had to make those figures on pillows and with the help of wire. Even Helen faced too much problem in geometry as she did guess work and guess work does not apply for maths.
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she could prepare herself for RADCLIFFE.
Helen had a childhood dream/ desire that she would go to college some day.
A Cambridge school was a school for preparation for college. If one qualifies Cambridge school , one is allowed to take admission in college. Helen Keller wanted to go to same college where normal girls go.
ADVANTAGES ARE THE SCHOOL PROVIDE Helen Keller many facilities. They allowed Miss Sullivan to sit with her and attend classes. Two of Her teachers even learnt manual alphabets to teach Helen.She was given a separate room to attempt her exams and the questions were read out to her. Helen would type answer on typewriter. Mr. Gilman would read her all the answers she wrote and made necessary changes. With help of that school only she passed exams with higher credits.
DISADVANTAGES ARE:-
Helen was not a normal child. She wanted extra attention but classrooms were large, she could get.All books were not available in Braille. it was just impossible for Miss.Sullivan to interpret all the books into Helen' s hands.Geometry figures were drawn on the black board and Helen was blind. She had to make those figures on pillows and with the help of wire. Even Helen faced too much problem in geometry as she did guess work and guess work does not apply for maths.
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. Internationally Recognised
Cambridge Exams are established and prestigious exams certified by University of Cambridge and recognised all around the world.
Cambridge Exams can be taken at 2,800 authorised exam centres worldwide in 130 countries and there are more than 52,000 registered preparation centres - including IH Aberdeen!
2. Improve your real-life English skills
By preparing for a Cambridge Exam, you will develop communication skills which you can use for everyday life, work and study.
Cambridge Exams FCE, CAE & CPE focus on general English and are fun to prepare for. Unlike IELTS, the exams do not just cover academic English but are designed to test the English you will read, write, hear and speak in real life situations.
3. Set goals and increase your motivation
When you get to a higher level of English – at least good Upper Intermediate (B2) - you have the English skills to communicate with most people, deal with most situations and do most things you need to do on a daily basis. The challenge you have is to push yourself further.
Preparing for Cambridge FCE, CAE or CPE will help you set goals and give you the motivation you need to take your English to the next level!
4. Stand out from the crowd
Today’s job market is very international but it's also very competitive. Many other international candidates have great English… but how many can prove it? A Cambridge exam allows you to get that advantage.
A Cambridge qualification on your CV not only shows that you have that level on English officially - it also shows an employer that you are willing to dedicate time to improving your English and your professional skills.
5. Cambridge exams are recognised by universities
IELTS is by the most popular exam for students who want to enter university. But did you know the Cambridge CAE and CPE are recognised by universities too?
In fact, 99% of the world’s top 100 universities recognise the Cambridge CAE and CPE for university study.
6. Valid forever
Unlike other exam, such as IELTS, the Cambridge Exams have no expiry date. So when you take a Cambridge exam, the result is valid forever. Please note that if you are taking the Cambridge Exam for university entry, some institutions may only accept a result up to 2 or 3 years after the exam was taken. Please check with the institution to which you are applying.
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Cambridge Exams are established and prestigious exams certified by University of Cambridge and recognised all around the world.
Cambridge Exams can be taken at 2,800 authorised exam centres worldwide in 130 countries and there are more than 52,000 registered preparation centres - including IH Aberdeen!
2. Improve your real-life English skills
By preparing for a Cambridge Exam, you will develop communication skills which you can use for everyday life, work and study.
Cambridge Exams FCE, CAE & CPE focus on general English and are fun to prepare for. Unlike IELTS, the exams do not just cover academic English but are designed to test the English you will read, write, hear and speak in real life situations.
3. Set goals and increase your motivation
When you get to a higher level of English – at least good Upper Intermediate (B2) - you have the English skills to communicate with most people, deal with most situations and do most things you need to do on a daily basis. The challenge you have is to push yourself further.
Preparing for Cambridge FCE, CAE or CPE will help you set goals and give you the motivation you need to take your English to the next level!
4. Stand out from the crowd
Today’s job market is very international but it's also very competitive. Many other international candidates have great English… but how many can prove it? A Cambridge exam allows you to get that advantage.
A Cambridge qualification on your CV not only shows that you have that level on English officially - it also shows an employer that you are willing to dedicate time to improving your English and your professional skills.
5. Cambridge exams are recognised by universities
IELTS is by the most popular exam for students who want to enter university. But did you know the Cambridge CAE and CPE are recognised by universities too?
In fact, 99% of the world’s top 100 universities recognise the Cambridge CAE and CPE for university study.
6. Valid forever
Unlike other exam, such as IELTS, the Cambridge Exams have no expiry date. So when you take a Cambridge exam, the result is valid forever. Please note that if you are taking the Cambridge Exam for university entry, some institutions may only accept a result up to 2 or 3 years after the exam was taken. Please check with the institution to which you are applying.
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