A2 Key
Everyday English, a clear foundation. Get comfortable with short texts, simple messages and real-life conversations.
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Start with the exam you’re preparing for. We’ll help you understand each paper and practise with a purpose.
Everyday English, a clear foundation. Get comfortable with short texts, simple messages and real-life conversations.
Explore the A2 Key guideMore independence, more possibilities. Develop longer answers, explain your opinions and connect your ideas.
Explore the B1 Preliminary guideTaking A2 Key on paper? Read the December 2026 change for standard A2 Key.
A GOOD PLACE TO BEGIN
Turn three prompts into a clear short message, compare original model answers and practise a reliable planning and checking routine.
Read the guidePlan a flexible B1 email, compare four original answers and understand Content, Communicative Achievement, Organisation and Language.
Read the guideCompare the topics, format, certificate and delivery choices, including the December 2026 change to standard paper-based A2 Key.
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