Promotional image for "Focus on Learning Cambridge CPE," created by Freddie Ryder, featuring the FoL Seal of Approval. Website URL: www.focusonlearning.co.uk.
Slide titled "CPE Course Overview" with bullet points: Course Key Facts, About This Course, The FoL Approach to CPE, and a background image of a historic building and trees.
Image containing a chart of key literary techniques with examples. It includes simile, metaphor, hyperbole, personification, pathetic fallacy, onomatopoeia, oxymoron, and emotive language. Each term is defined with an illustrative example. Copyright
Infographic titled "CPE Course Key Facts" with details about a conversation course. Author: Freddie Ryder. CEFR Level: C2. Suitable for any age. Lesson timings are 30/45/50/60 minutes, up to 25 lessons. Variations: 5, 10, 20 lessons. Focus: Writing.
Educational slide from Focus on Learning explaining Part One of an activity. It describes the task of reading a text and writing an essay, choosing the more important point and justifying the opinion. It emphasizes the need to develop points using va
A sample essay question labeled 'Sample Essay B' about how local authorities should allocate funds, with notes on investing in art galleries, sports facilities, and green spaces. Opinions include the importance of sports and green spaces, with a prom
Infographic titled "CPE Writing Facts" detailing key information about the CPE writing exam. It includes sections on exam format, with Part One focusing on a compulsory essay (240-280 words) and Part Two offering a choice of writing formats, includin
Slide titled 'Writing Sample Self-assessment' with four bullet points for self-assessment questions and an image of a historic building with trees. Focus on Learning logo and website included.
A yellow-themed educational graphic titled 'Complexity' showing examples of idea complexity with a table comparing 'straightforward idea,' 'complex idea,' and 'complex and convincing.' It includes questions about expressing simple and complex ideas,
CPE Topic List Summary showing topics that may and won't appear in an exam. Topics that may appear include nature, science, arts, sports, health, society, work, economics, psychology, and inventions. Topics that won't appear include politics, religio