Recognition updates
Thousands of employers, universities and government organisations around the world recognise Cambridge ESOL certificates as proof of your English language ability. The purpose of this page is to keep you-up-to date with organisations recognising Cambridge ESOL exams.
December 2008
Queen Mary, University of London recognises Cambridge’s legal English certificate (9 December 2008)
The Cambridge International Legal English Certificate (ILEC) has been recognised by Queen Mary, University of London for entry purposes onto their LLM courses.
November 2008
UK Border Agency recognises Cambridge ESOL for TIER 2 of points-based system (27 November 2008)
The University of Cambridge ESOL examinations certificates have been accepted by the UK Border Agency and can be used as proof of English language ability under Tier 2 of the Points Based System (PBS) for immigration.
"Vietnam National University recognises Cambridge's PET and FCE"
(24 November)
Cambridge ESOL’s Preliminary English Test (PET) has been recognised by the Vietnam National University (VNU) in Hanoi as a benchmark of English language ability for all non-English majors.
"Greek civil service recognises BULATS " (6 November 2008)
As of October 2008, BULATS (Business Language Testing Service) is recognised by A.S.E.P (Supreme Council for Personnel Selection in Greece) as proof of knowledge of English at various levels.
October 2008
"Irish government recognises Cambridge ESOL exams" (29 October 2008)
Cambridge ESOL’s exams have been added to the list of qualifications recognised by the Department for Education and Science for non-EEA (European Economic Area) students seeking work during their stay in Ireland.
July 2008
"BULATS accredited by UK exams regulator" (25 July 2008)
QCA, the government regulator for exams in England, has formally accredited BULATS as part of the UK's National Qualifications Framework.
February 2008
"Cambridge ESOL exams recognised for UK immigration" ( 29 February 2008)
Cambridge ESOL certificates have now been granted approval for use in the UK’s new points-based immigration system.
"Taiwan Ministry of Education Recognises Cambridge ESOL Certificates"
( 1 February 2008)
Recognition provides language learners with more opportunities to demonstrate their English language ability.
