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LanguageCert (PeopleCert)

LanguageCert

LanguageCert offers level-based exams (A1 to C2) and tests designed for university and visas. Speaking is with a real examiner, and many tests can be taken online from home — a good option when you need flexible dates.

Scoring
Scaled scores aligned to the CEFR
Delivery
At a centre or online from home (depending on the test)
Results
Usually within a few working days
Validity
Depends on the institution

Structure

What the exam looks like

LanguageCert papers
ReadingTexts with multiple-choice tasks
ListeningRecorded texts
WritingTwo texts
SpeakingLive with an examiner

Formats and timings can change: always check the official website (opens in a new tab).

Versions

Which version?

  • LanguageCert ESOL

    Level exams, A1 to C2.

  • LanguageCert Academic

    For university.

  • LanguageCert SELT

    For certain UK visas.

Best for

  • Flexible dates and at-home testing
  • Level certification for your CV
  • Some visas (SELT version)

How we prepare you

Our LanguageCert method

Standard course from €690 · 30 hours · groups of up to 6.

Courses & prices
  1. Choosing the right version for your goal

  2. Realistic online practice sessions

  3. One-to-one Speaking with instant feedback

Frequently asked questions

Which exam should I take?

It depends on who’s asking: universities, employers and visa authorities always list which exams they accept and the score required. Our Exam Finder gives you a first answer; we double-check it together in the free consultation.

How long does it take to gain half a band?

There’s no fixed rule. Many students gain half a band in 6–10 weeks of steady work, especially in Writing and Speaking. After the diagnostic we give you a realistic estimate.

Is the exam fee included?

No — the exam fee is paid directly to the exam board or test centre. We help you choose the right date and venue.

Free consultation · 30 minutes

Tell us the score you need. We’ll build the plan.

A short speaking check, a look at your deadline and a course proposal. No commitment.