BEC is designed for students requiring English language knowledge for international business. The diploma can be completed in three levels: ‘preliminary, (elementary language skills), ‘vantage' (independent use of language) and ‘higher' (advanced language skills).

The TOEC exam establishes competence in international business English. This certificate reflects an objective evaluation of the language skill in a work environment; it is internationally recognized. The exam tests the language use at the intermediate and advanced levels of language application.

The BULATS exam tests a number of profession-related language skills and establishes a language (capability) profile of the candidate. The exam addresses requirements of international organizations. The exam can be taken in English, French, Spanish or German.

The LCCI certificate relays reputation and recognition to employers world-wide. English for Business (EFB) is the most commonly taken LCCI Certificate exam in English. It is the one designed for people who use English professionally or who plan to. In addition to the EBF certificate, there are a number of other profession-related certificates.

The Cambridge ICFE is a proof of English proficiency for people in the finance field. It covers subjects as accounting, banking, insurance, financial reporting and more.

English is the unchallenged, all encompassing language in the justice system. The ILEC certificate provides proof of English proficiency as well as a person's ability to effectively communicate in English with clients, co-workers, and colleagues from other countries; as well, the ability to comprehend and communicate company literature, contracts and documents.

TOLES is another certificate within the English-speaking justice system. This diploma is known and recognized by international law firms. The exam tests the correct application of skills ranging from profession-specific terminology to the understanding of complex contracts and documents.