PET is language qualification at CEF level B1. It assesses candidates’ language skills at lower-intermediate level.
There are two versions of PET available: PET and PET for Schools. The two versions are identical in test format and level of question papers. The test certificates for both are the same. The only difference is that the content and treatment of topics in PET for Schools have been particularly targeted at the interests of school children.
Comparison between KET and KET for Schools
PET PET for SchoolsPET is designed for people whose English is adequate for many practical purposes, including work, study and social situations.
It indicates an ability to cope with situations, which require a predictable use of language, read simple textbooks and articles and write simple personal letters, or make notes during a meeting.
Four English language skills are tested
Candidates must register anytime prior to the above dates.
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We aim to do our best to cater for candidates with special needs. We will do all we can to enable candidates to understand test questions and ways of giving answers. All candidates, irrespective of their disability, will be assessed fairly and objectively.
Candidates who require special arrangements are asked to contact us before they submit their application. Relevant supporting materials such as medical certificates should be submitted during registration.
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