KET for Schools | Cambridge English: Key for schools is the first step for pupils aged 11 to 14 years old wishing to progress towards the higher levels. KET is an early learning objective, which enables pupils to acquire a general basic ability in English. It can be achieved after approximately 180-200 hours of study. The difference between KET and KET for Schools exam is in the content and treatment of topics that have been particularly targeted at the interests and experience of school pupils.
Candidates receive a standardised score for the whole exam on a fixed scale out of 100. There are fixed values for each KET grade:
Pass with Merit = 85-100
Pass = 70-84
Council of Europe level A1 = 45-69
Fail = 0-44
The minimum score you need to achieve a passing grade is 70. Candidates with score 45-69 are issued with A1 level certificates.
Textbooks for exam preparation:
For more information about KET for Schools and useful resources visit the Cambridge ESOL candidate support website – KET for Schools
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