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While you prepare your students, we support you
Cambridge Teachers' Club – Official course materials, regular professional development and a simple, supported application process — so that you aren't on your own either, alongside the students you're preparing for a Cambridge exam.
Take your teaching career further
– become a Cambridge teacher
Membership of the Cambridge Teachers' Club doesn't only help your students
— it also broadens your own professional development, visibility and career opportunities.
Ongoing professional development
Stay up to date with the world of Cambridge exams, with discounted CELTA and DELTA courses and regular training sessions.
Reach new students
Cambridge preparation also appeals to students and parents who are specifically aiming for an international exam — which can widen the pool of people signing up for your classes.
Become a confident Cambridge specialist
You don't have to work out the methodology of exam preparation on your own — we're beside you with official materials and continuous professional support.
You can be the contact person at your own school
If your school isn't a partner yet, you can be the one to start that — and the first to know the process when colleagues ask.
We won't leave you to prepare alone
Whether you teach at a partner school or prepare students for Cambridge exams independently, we give you practical support for your day-to-day work.
Ongoing, up-to-date professional development sessions and meetups
Regular sessions where you get not just theory but methodology you can use straight away.
Official Cambridge course materials and practice tests
Up-to-date materials for preparing your students, straight from the official source.
Regular training sessions and workshops
With practical tips you can put to use immediately, in the classroom and beyond.
Official Cambridge exam preparation teacher
Something that helps you move forward professionally too — don't just teach to the exam, become a recognised specialist in it yourself.
A simple, supported exam registration process for your students
From registration to exam day — you won't have to deal with the paperwork.
Discounted CELTA and DELTA courses
Plus a selection of discounted teacher training courses for your own professional development.
A career boost
A stronger professional CV — Cambridge Teachers' Club membership is a citable, recognisable professional credential.
An inspiring professional community
With other preparation teachers and examiners — sharing experience, questions and ideas.
An exclusive network, content and professional news
Be the first to hear about Cambridge developments, new exam formats and opportunities.
Support if your school wants to become a partner
Especially important if you work in state education — we'll help you get the school partnership started too.
Join now — free, with no obligation
The Cambridge Teachers' Club is open to every English teacher, whether or not your school is already a partner of ours. You don't have to decide on your own whether to take on a full institutional partnership — you can join the Club at any time and receive continuous professional support from us from then on.
Next online event
Friday 30 October 2026, 5:00 pm.
Online, via Zoom
Register to get the joining link and be the first to hear about future events.
Exam levels
— age, task types, timing
A quick, practical overview of every level, so you can advise your students with confidence.
A2 Key
Task types: multiple-choice and matching reading tasks, sentence completion, guided short email/message writing, a short picture-based story.
B1 Preliminary
Task types: multiple-choice and matching reading, sentence transformation, writing an email reply, writing an article or narrative, interview- and discussion-based speaking tasks.
B2 First
Task types: multiple choice and open cloze, word formation, sentence transformation, essay + a task of your choice (article, letter, report, review), interview, long turn, paired task, discussion.
C1 Advanced
Task types: reading comprehension and use of English tasks more complex than at B2, essay + a task of your choice (letter, report, proposal, review), interview, long turn, paired and discussion tasks.
C2 Proficiency
Task types: multiple-choice cloze, open cloze, word formation, key word sentence transformation, multiple-choice reading comprehension, gapped text, cross-text multiple matching; essay (summarising and evaluating two short texts) + a task of your choice.
The ages above are indicative recommendations — none of the Cambridge exams sets a compulsory minimum age. The A2 Key, B1 Preliminary and B2 First exams also come in a “for Schools” version: the level of difficulty and the certificate are the same, only the topics are better suited to students' ages. For younger learners we recommend the Young Learners exams (Starters, Movers, Flyers).
How does IH Budapest help in practice?
Running mock exams
On request we run mock exams for your students, assessed by a real examiner and with detailed feedback — and you can time them to fit your lessons.
On-site training
On request we'll come to your school to run practical training for the teaching staff on the format and requirements of Cambridge exams.
Simple student registration
We take on registration and administration so you can concentrate on preparation.
Continuous feedback
We share how your students performed, so you can target your teaching with the next group.
If you have a question about the Cambridge Teachers' Club or about exam preparation
No — the Cambridge Teachers' Club is open to every English teacher, whatever your school's partnership status.
No, joining the Club is free.
Register via the Zoom link above — you'll then receive access to the first online event and we'll keep you posted about future ones.
Let us know — we're happy to arrange a short, no-obligation conversation with your school's representative too.
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Join the Cambridge Teachers' Club
Register now and join our next online event on Friday 30 October 2026 at 5:00 pm.