Talent
Presentation Plus
Talent 1 Presentation Plus (Windows)
Talent 2 Presentation Plus (Windows)
Talent 3 Presentation Plus (Windows)
PDFs, Resources
Level 1
Talent 1 Student’s Book Audio.zip
Talent 1 Student’s Book Workbook Combo.pdf – Sample: Click
Talent 1 Student’s Book.pdf – Sample: Click
Talent 1 Table of Contents.pdf
Talent 1 Tests.zip
Talent 1 Videos.zip
Talent 1 Wordlist.pdf
Talent 1 Workbook Audio.zip
Talent 1 Workbook.pdf
Level 2
Talent 2 Student’s Book Audio.zip
Talent 2 Student’s Book.pdf – Sample: Click
Talent 2 Table of Contents.pdf
Talent 2 Tests.zip
Talent 2 Videos.zip
Talent 2 Wordlist.pdf
Talent 2 Workbook Audio.zip
Level 3
Talent 3 Student’s Book Audio.zip
Talent 3 Student’s Book Workbook Combo.pdf – Sample: Click
Talent 3 Student’s Book.pdf – Sample: Click
Talent 3 Table of Contents.pdf
Talent 3 Tests.zip
Talent 3 Videos.zip
Talent 3 Wordlist.pdf
Talent 3 Workbook Audio.zip
| Name | Price | Buy |
|---|---|---|
| Talent - All 3 Levels (PDFs, Resources) | $10 |
| Name | Price | Buy |
|---|---|---|
| Talent 1 (Presentation Plus - Windows) | $8 | |
| Talent 2 (Presentation Plus - Windows) | $8 | |
| Talent 3 (Presentation Plus - Windows) | $8 | |
| Talent - All 3 Levels (Presentation Plus - Windows) | $20 |
Overview of the “Talent” by Cambridge
Contents
| ✅ Coursebook: | Talent |
| ✅ Authors: | Clare Kennedy, Audrey Cowan, Liz Kilbey |
| ✅ Publisher: | Cambridge University Press |
| ✅ English type: | British English |
| ✅ For: | Secondary |
| ✅ Publication year: | 2018 |
Talent by Cambridge is a modern secondary English course that helps teenagers develop the language, life and academic skills they need for study, travel and future work. Fresh, real-world topics, from science and technology to global culture, keep classes relevant and motivating for lower- and upper-secondary learners.
Each level of Talent offers a clear progression in all four skills (listening, speaking, reading, writing), while also building solid grammar and essential vocabulary. Lessons move from guided practice to meaningful communication tasks, projects and presentations, so students don’t just “learn English” – they use it to solve problems, think critically and collaborate with classmates. Study skills support (note-taking, summarising, interpreting data, writing structured texts) makes the course ideal for CLIL contexts and students preparing to study other subjects in English.
The series has strong exam support. Exam-style tasks and the Talent Exams Toolkits help teachers systematically prepare students for a range of international exams, including Cambridge English and IGCSE ESL, while still following a balanced, communicative syllabus. This allows schools to use Talent as their main coursebook and at the same time build a smooth pathway to external certification.
A flexible print-and-digital package makes implementation easy in any classroom. Student’s Book/Workbook combos with eBook are supported by online practice, teacher’s resources, assessment materials and ideas for remote or blended teaching with Talent. For schools looking for a teen-focused, exam-friendly programme that also develops broader competencies and learner confidence, Talent by Cambridge is a strong, future-ready choice.
Talent 1 Student’s Book
Who is suitable for “Talent”?
- Secondary students (typically ages 11-18) who want to build a confident foundation in English through engaging topics, real-world tasks and collaborative work.
- Learners preparing for external English exams such as Cambridge Assessment English or International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) English as a Second Language, thanks to exam-style tasks and targeted test preparation.
- Schools offering CLIL (Content & Language Integrated Learning) or teaching other subjects in English — because Talent integrates academic-skills support like note-taking, interpreting data and writing structured texts.
- Classes in face-to-face, online or blended formats, thanks to the flexible mix of print Student’s Book/Workbook, eBook and online-practice components.
- Teachers who want a course that balances everyday communication, academic readiness and exam-oriented preparation in one unified syllabus — making it efficient and streamlined for mixed-ability teen groups.
Talent 2 Student’s Book
The benefits of “Talent”
1. Develops complete language skills
- Talent builds listening, speaking, reading and writing in a balanced, systematic way. Each unit moves from guided practice to meaningful communication, helping students gain real confidence using English in class and in everyday situations.
2. Strong grammar and vocabulary progression
- The course introduces grammar in clear, student-friendly steps and reinforces it through repeated practice. Vocabulary is presented through topics that feel modern and relevant to teenagers, making it easier to remember and apply.
3. Real-world, teen-focused content
- Engaging themes—science, technology, culture, global issues—keep motivation high. Authentic videos and project-based activities help learners connect English to real life, teamwork and problem-solving.
4. Built-in academic skills for future study
- Talent supports critical thinking, note-taking, summarising, interpreting charts and writing structured texts. These skills are essential for CLIL programmes, international schools, and learners who plan to study abroad.
5. Excellent exam preparation
- Exam-style tasks in every unit, plus dedicated exam toolkits, help students prepare effectively for Cambridge exams and IGCSE ESL. The approach strengthens accuracy, time management and test-taking strategies.
6. Flexible print + digital package
- Teachers can use Talent in face-to-face, online or blended classrooms. The supporting eBook, online practice and teacher resources make lesson planning easier and ensure consistent progress.
7. Ideal for mixed-ability classes
- Clear instructions, scaffolded tasks and optional challenge activities allow teachers to support weaker learners while stretching stronger ones. This makes the series suitable for real classrooms, not just ideal situations.
Talent 3 Student’s Book
Effective learning strategies for “Talent”
1. Follow the step-by-step skills progression
Each unit in Talent is designed to move from input → guided practice → real communication. Students should preview key vocabulary, complete the scaffolded tasks, then apply what they learned in the project or speaking activity. This ensures natural, long-term retention.
2. Use the real-world videos actively
Instead of just watching, learners should take notes, answer prediction questions, and discuss the video’s message. This builds listening comprehension, critical thinking and speaking fluency — the core strengths of Talent.
3. Apply academic-skills techniques
When the book introduces skills like note-taking, summarising, analysing data or interpreting charts, students should practise them immediately using short texts or class presentations. This helps them transfer classroom English into real academic tasks.
4. Practise exam-style tasks regularly
Talent includes many activities modelled on Cambridge and IGCSE ESL exam formats. Students should repeat these tasks under timed conditions, then review common errors with the answer key or teacher guidance. This boosts exam readiness and confidence.
5. Build vocabulary through context
Encourage learners to:
- highlight keywords in readings
- keep a digital or paper vocabulary notebook
- recycle new words in speaking and writing tasks
This helps them absorb topic-based vocabulary more naturally.
6. Make the most of digital components
The eBook and online practice offer interactive exercises, audio, and self-checking quizzes. Students who spend 10–15 minutes daily on digital review typically progress faster and remember more.
7. Work collaboratively
Group discussions, pair work, mini-projects and presentations help learners develop fluency, teamwork and communication skills — all central to the design of Talent.





