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The Certificate in Advanced English (CAE1) Syllabus
Materials: Advanced GOLD Coursebook, R. Acklam with S. Burgess,
Longman
Unit 1-4
Week 1 What a spectacle! Reading comprehension, Deducing from
context
Grammar Plus: verb patterns
Week 2 What a spectacle! Listening comprehension, Word
Formation
English in Use
Week 3 What a spectacle! Listening, Grammar Check
Writing: Drafting, Story telling
Week 4 It takes all sorts Listening, Vocabulary
Reading: multiple matching
Week 5 It takes all sorts Words with similar meaning
Speaking, Grammar plus, English in Use
Week 6 It takes all sorts Listening, Modals
Writing: information sheet, Exam focus
Week 7 The root of all evil ? Listening, Expressions with
carry
Reading
Week 8 The root of all evil ? Verb tenses, Speaking
Vocabulary
Week 9 The root of all evil? English in Use, Articles
Writing: informal/formal letter
Week 10 The universal migraine Speaking, Gerund v.
infinitive
Vocabulary: similes, Reading
Week 11 The universal migraine Speaking, Listening
Modals
Week 12 The universal migraine English in Use, Noun Collocations
with of
Listening, Writing: notes/messages
Week 13 Final credit test, Credits
Requirements:
Students are expected to attend classes, work actively during
lessons and prepare independently their
home assignments, including essays. They are due to take the
final credit test and get at least 60%
of total points.
Other requirements will be specified in detail by the teacher
during the first lesson of the term.
The teacher is allowed to supplement or change their
requirements or programme of the lessons
according to the level of the group.
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The Certificate in Advanced English (CAE2) Syllabus
Materials: Advanced GOLD Coursebook, R. Acklam with S. Burgess,
Longman
Unit 5-8
Week 1 Where will it end? Listening, Speaking
Writing: review
Week 2 Where will it end? Grammar check: conditionals
Vocabulary: science and medicine, Reading
Week 3 Where will it end? Coditionals, Vocabulary
Grammar check, Exam focus
Week 4 The sporting life Listening and reading comprehension
Grammar: Future
Week 5 The sporting life Vocabulary, Speaking: Problem solving
task
Word formation
Week 6 The sporting life Writing: Formal letter, Speaking
practicing
English in Use: Register transfer
Week 7 The ties that bind us Speaking: Family dynamics
Listening and reading comprehension
Week 8 The ties that bind us Grammar: Substitution, Ellipsis,
Conditionals
Commonly confused words
Week 9 The ties that bind us Writing: Leaflet, Speaking
practicing
English in Use
Week 10 As luck would have it Reading comprehension
Grammar: Verb patterns
Week 11 As luck would have it Synonyms, Listening
comprehension
Word formation
Week 12 As luck would have it Speaking: Comparing and
contrasting
Writing: Competition entry, English in Use
Week 13 Final credit test, Credits
Requirements:
Students are expected to attend classes, work actively during
lessons and prepare independently their
home assignments, including essays. They are due to take the
final credit test and get at least 60%
of total points.
Other requirements will be specified in detail by the teacher
during the first lesson of the term.
The teacher is allowed to supplement or change their
requirements or programme of the lessons
according to the level of the group.
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The Certificate in Advanced English (CAE3) Syllabus
Materials: Advanced GOLD Coursebook, R. Acklam with S. Burgess,
Longman
Unit 9-12
Week 1 Where theres a will ... Reading
Expressions with make/get/keep/gain/resolve
Week 2 Where theres a will ... Grammar plus, Speaking
Vocabulary
Week 3 Where theres a will ... English in Use, Writing:
report
Listening
Week 4 The trials of technology Reading: gapped text,
Vocabulary
Grammar Plus
Week 5 The trials of technology Listening, English in Use
Grammar Check: comparisons
Week 6 The trials of technology Listening: Cyber dating, English
in Use
Exam Focus: writing, Vocabulary
Week 7 Getting away from it all Speaking: Agreeing to
disagree
Listening comprehension
Week 8 Getting away from it all Reading comprehension,
Vocabulary
Grammar: Relative clauses
Week 9 Getting away from it all Writing: Brochure, Grammar:
Linking words
Reading comprehension
Week 10 Mind over matter Reading comprehension, Vocabulary
Grammar: Emphasis with inversion
Week 11 Mind over matter Speaking practicing, Grammar:
Questions
Vocabulary: Sound and light
Week 12 Mind over matter Writing: Article, English in Use
Speaking: Memory
Week 13 Final credit test, Credits
Requirements:
Students are expected to attend classes, work actively during
lessons and prepare independently their
home assignments, including essays. They are due to take the
final credit test and get at least 60%
of total points.
Other requirements will be specified in detail by the teacher
during the first lesson of the term.
The teacher is allowed to supplement or change their
requirements or programme of the lessons
according to the level of the group.
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The Certificate in Advanced English (CAE4) Syllabus
Materials: Advanced GOLD Coursebook, R. Acklam with S. Burgess,
Longman
Unit 13-15
Week 1 An interesting business Grammar: Passives; Reading
comprehension
Speaking: Expressing uncertainty
Week 2 An interesting business Grammar: Participle clauses;
English in Use
Vocabulary: Language of business
Week 3 An interesting business English in Use; Writing: Job
application
Vocabulary: Phrasal verbs with up/down
Week 4 Its only natural Listening comprehension; English in
Use
Reading comprehension
Week 5 Its only natural Grammar: Reported speech; English in
UseVocabulary: Word and preposition
Week 6 Its only natural Writing: Report; Listening
comprehension
Grammar: Countable/uncountable nouns
Week 7 Its all in the past Reading: gapped text
Passives, Listening
Week 8 Its all in the past English in Use, Speaking
Grammar Check, Vocabulary
Week 9 Its all in the past Exam Focus, SpeakingWriting:
overview
Week 10 Units 1-5 Revision, Progress Check
Week 11 Units 6-10 Revision, Progress Check
Week 12 Units 11-15 Revision, Progress Check
Week 13 Final Credit Test, Credits
Requirements:
Students are expected to attend classes, work actively during
lessons and prepare independently their
home assignments, including essays. They are due to take the
final credit test and get at least 60%
of total points.
Other requirements will be specified in detail by the teacher
during the first lesson of the term.
The teacher is allowed to supplement or change their
requirements or programme of the lessons
according to the level of the group.
