FIG 1.0 · Cambridge for academies
Cambridge mocks under your brand, with the sign-off state told level by level.
Cambridge, IELTS, TOEFL and CELPIP are built and in reviewer validation — not yet sold as live.
FIG A · Sign-off
Which levels has a reviewer actually signed?
C2 Proficiency
C2 Proficiency: all 20 mocks, all four papers, reviewer-signed on 7 September 2026.
B2 First
B2 First: approved by our Cambridge reviewer, with a list of re-tests still being confirmed.
C1 Advanced
C1 Advanced: Reading & Use of English and Listening signed for mocks 1–20; Speaking sign-off still pending.
FIG B · Content
What does a candidate sit, and on what screen?
Mocks per level
Thirty B2 First mocks, thirty C1 Advanced mocks and twenty C2 Proficiency mocks, each with Reading & Use of English, Listening, Writing and Speaking.
The on-screen player
Computer-based mocks modelled on the Cambridge on-screen test player, part by part.
FIG C · Speaking
Who examines the Speaking, and what happens to the long turn?
One examiner per level
Each Cambridge level has its own dedicated examiner with its own pacing.
The long turn is recorded
The platform records the Speaking long turn itself, so a paused monologue is never lost.
Provisional until signed
Every grade is provisional until a teacher signs it off.
FIG D · Your academy
Whose platform does the candidate see?
Your brand, your domain
Your academy's own brand and domain on every screen your students see.
FIG Z · Next step
A short call: which levels, which cohort, which term — and the platform running under a brand like yours.
Honest note
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