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ALC provides a preparation course for the Cambridge Upskill English Test, given by CIIN. This test is required for several overseas job programs, including the current Nepal–Israel caregiver program.
ALC only teaches English. We do not process visas or handle job placement. Selection for any government job program is handled only by the government.
What is the Upskill Exam?
Upskill is an English test made by Cambridge. It uses AI to check 4 skills: Speaking, Listening, Reading, and Writing. In Nepal, only CIIN International Qualifications can give you this exam.
Currently open: Nepal–Israel Caregiver Program
If you’re applying for Israel’s caregiver program, you must pass the Upskill exam with these minimum scores. This is a strict requirement — applications below these scores are rejected.
Nepal–Israel G2G Auxiliary / Caregiver Worker Program
This program is run by Nepal’s Department of Foreign Employment and Israel’s PIBA. Candidates upload their Upskill certificate as part of their FERMS application.
Recent intakes have called for 2,000+ positions at a time. Scores and openings can change with each new notice. The program also checks age, education, and health — these are separate from the English test.
Does passing the exam guarantee I get the job?
Is ALC or CIIN involved in visa or job placement for this program?
This is the program currently open. As new programs start — other countries, other job types — we’ll add them here. The way ALC prepares you stays the same.
4 simple steps to get exam-ready
Free Level Check
We test your English level for free, before you spend any money on classes.
20-Hour Course
In person at our center or online. Focused on the exact skills you need.
Mock Speaking Test
A practice speaking test in the same format, with a predicted score.
Exam Day Support
We help you book your exam and get ready for exam day.
A name you can trust
Founded in 1968 by the American Mission in Kathmandu. We’re Nepal’s oldest English language school.
We’ve trained more than 400,000 students across Nepal.
We’ve worked with the Nepal Government, banks, NGOs, and telecom companies.
We only teach English. We don’t handle visas, applications, or job placement.