Cambridge English Qualifications are standardized tests of English language proficiency offered by Cambridge Assessment English, a department of the University of Cambridge. These qualifications are widely recognized by employers, educational institutions, and governments around the world. The qualifications are aligned with the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), which provides a standardized framework for assessing language proficiency.

Here's a brief overview of each qualification along with their CEFR levels:

1. YLE (Young Learners English)

• CEFR Level: A1 (for each test)

• Description: These tests are designed for young learners (aged 7-12). Starters is the most basic level, followed by Movers, and then Flyers, each assessing progressively higher language skills suitable for young learners.

1. KET (Key English Test)

1. • CEFR Level: A2
   • Description: This is an elementary level exam, testing basic English language skills in everyday situations.

1. PET (Preliminary English Test)

1. • CEFR Level: B1
   • Description: PET is an intermediate level exam, assessing practical communication skills in English for everyday use.

1. FCE (First Certificate in English)

1. • CEFR Level: B2
   • Description: FCE is an upper-intermediate level exam, indicating a level of English proficiency suitable for work or study purposes.

1. CAE (Certificate in Advanced English)

1. • CEFR Level: C1
   • Description: CAE is an advanced level exam, demonstrating high-level English language skills required for professional or academic purposes.

1. CPE (Certificate of Proficiency in English)

1. • CEFR Level: C2
   • Description: CPE is the highest level qualification offered by Cambridge English. It certifies exceptional proficiency in English, often required for academic and professional settings.

The CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) is a guideline used to describe achievements of learners of foreign languages across Europe. It divides learners into six levels: A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, and C2, each indicating a higher level of proficiency. Cambridge English Qualifications align with these CEFR levels, providing a standardized measure of English language proficiency worldwide.