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Language exams

Preparing for a language exam abroad

Move and Study helps you choose a suitable preparation according to the language, the level, the goal you are aiming for and the destination that makes most sense for progressing before the exam.

How to choose your preparation?

A few simple pointers are enough to start with the right exam and avoid choosing too quickly.

Define the language and the exam you are aiming for

Start with the certification actually expected for your studies, your professional project or your application.

Assess your current level

The duration and intensity of preparation depend directly on your starting point.

Choose a destination and a duration

The right balance depends on the time available, the budget and the learning environment you want.

Plan the exam date

Anticipating the deadline helps you choose a realistic pace and a well-suited school.

Get advice if you need it

A quick conversation often avoids being pointed the wrong way between several similar exams.

Why prepare for your exam abroad?

Preparation through immersion gives a more concrete, more regular and often more motivating framework for reaching the expected level.

Daily immersion

You practise the language in class as well as in everyday life.

Faster progress

The pace and the exposure to the language speed up the consolidation of what you have learnt.

Specialist teachers

You move forward with schools used to the exam formats you are aiming for.

Intensive practice

Classes, homework and daily exchanges reinforce regularity.

Recognised schools

You rely on institutions already present in the Move and Study adult pathway.

Are you hesitating between several exams?

A Move and Study adviser can help you weigh up language, level, timetable, destination and preparation format.