A2 · KET
A2 Key for Schools
what learners can do, what is tested, what comes next
Can understand simple written information and reasonably slow everyday speech, write short messages and take part in question-and-answer exchanges.
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Where is your child now?
Original trackA2 Key → B1 Preliminary
School bridgeSchool ability · stage tasks · future options
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01 · Level ability profile
Show the ability to understand basic information, complete practical reading and writing, and take part in simple communication.
02 · Matching official exam format
ComponentDurationStructureFocus
Reading & Writing1 hour7 parts · 32 questionsPractical texts, comprehension and two short writing tasks
Listening30 min5 parts · 25 questionsAnnouncements, dialogues and reasonably slow everyday material
Speaking8–10 min per pair2 partsPersonal questions and collaborative discussion
Exam format follows the official Cambridge English guideView official page
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