Cambridge Academy

Cambridge Academy brings four Cambridge exam apps together under one account: B1 Preliminary, B2 First, C1 Advanced and C2 Proficiency, each in its own academy. There are 5,141 practice exams in total, every one with answers and explanations, and you can start in the browser without signing up.

For learners who want a big, well organised bank of practice for one specific exam, it is an excellent choice.

What Cambridge Academy is

Cambridge Academy, made by TCKR Labs, is a platform of four separate exam apps, one per Cambridge level. Rather than putting every level into a single crowded tool, each academy has its own exams, its own progress and its own colour: Cambridge B1 Academy for B1 Preliminary (PET), Cambridge B2 Academy for B2 First (FCE), Cambridge C1 Academy for C1 Advanced (CAE) and Cambridge C2 Academy for C2 Proficiency (CPE). Once you choose your exam, everything on screen is about that exam.

How big the exam bank is

The four academies hold 5,141 practice exams between them, and each exam is a full part of the real paper. That breaks down into 1,209 Use of English exams, 991 Reading exams, 654 Listening exams, 1,080 Writing tasks and 1,207 Speaking exams. Task types range from Open Cloze and Keyword Transformation to Cross Matching, Missing Paragraphs, proposals and Long Turn speaking, depending on the level. Each exam gets a score out of 10, where 6 or more is a pass, and every answer is explained.

Tools shared by every level

All four academies use the same set of tools. Listening runs on real audio with speed control, ten-second skips and a full transcript, and the explanations jump to the exact point in the recording where each answer is heard. Writing has a live word counter and an AI correction that gives a score, feedback, suggestions and a list of grammar and spelling mistakes. Speaking has a recorder, and the recordings never leave your device. The Exam Simulator runs a full paper against the clock with no answers until you finish, and the Exam Generator creates a new exam on a topic you choose.

Help while you study

Each part has exam tips, each Writing task has a model answer, and a dictionary and private notes are available inside every exam. The progress page shows how ready you are, your weekly scores and the parts that need more work. Lingo, a game of short English challenges across 80 stages, covers the days when there is only time for ten minutes.

Free and PRO

No card is needed and there is no trial that runs out. Without an account, the first exam of every part, the tips and the first four Lingo challenges are open. A free account, made with a Google or Apple sign-in, adds a second exam in every part, one simulated exam, two AI credits and two dictionary look-ups. PRO is sold per level, weekly, monthly or yearly, and opens every exam in that level, unlimited simulations, AI credits at each renewal, stronger AI models for Writing and Speaking, and all 80 Lingo stages.

• Four academies: one app each for B1 Preliminary, B2 First, C1 Advanced and C2 Proficiency.
• 5,141 exams: every part of every paper, with a score and an explanation for each answer.
• AI Writing correction: a score, feedback, suggestions and a list of mistakes.
• Real audio: speed control, skips, transcripts and explanations linked to the recording.
• Exam Simulator and Exam Generator: full timed papers and new exams written by AI.
• One account: results, notes and stats on every device.
• 12 interface languages: the menus and guides are translated, the exams stay in English.
• Lingo: a daily game with 80 stages, streaks, daily gifts and badges.

Who it suits

Cambridge Academy suits learners who know which Cambridge exam they are taking and want a large amount of practice shaped exactly like it. It also works well for anyone planning to move up a level later, since the tools and the account stay the same from B1 to C2. The platform is at cambridgeacademy.app, where the first exam of any part can be tried straight away.