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AI can translate, correct and write English, so why spend years working towards an advanced level? It’s a reasonable question, but it may lead to the wrong conclusion. As AI agents take on more of our work, people are moving from operating software to instructing, delegating to and supervising intelligent systems. Language is increasingly how we do that. This article looks at how the journey towards advanced English builds more than vocabulary and grammar. It trains you to express intention precisely, structure your thinking, spot ambiguity and judge whether an answer meets the need. Those are the same skills you need to direct AI and check what it produces. The future may belong not simply to people who can use AI, but to people who can lead it.

Many people assume that AI will make language skills less important. The reality is quite the opposite. As AI becomes more powerful, the ability to communicate clearly, think critically, and evaluate information becomes more valuable. Preparing for B2 First, C1 Advanced or C2 Proficiency builds exactly these skills. Discover why Cambridge English Qualifications remain highly relevant in the age of AI, and how they help learners think, communicate, and thrive in a world where humans and AI work together.

Our first Linguaskill @home session ran on 4 September 2026, with candidates taking the Cambridge English test from home in both German- and French-speaking Switzerland. Here's what they asked, what we're improving, and two tips before candidates sit down for the test.
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