Degrees

ECCE (Michigan Lower Degree- Level B2)

The Examination for the Certificate of Competency in English certifies learners of a high-intermediate level. The ECCE is used for educational and professional purposes by educational institutions, government agencies, and businesses.  The writing, listening, and reading sections are administered together in a single sitting. The speaking section is given separately and may be scheduled either before or after the written test. 

An ECCE degree is valid for life.

B2 First (Cambridge Lower Degree- Level B2)

The Cambridge English Qualification (formerly known as FCE) serves as proof that one has the appropriate language skills to live and work independently in an English-speaking country and it is accepted by thousands of educational institutions and businesses worldwide. 
The updated exam is made up of four papers (Reading and Use of English, Writing, Listening, Speaking).  A B2 

First degree is valid for life.

ECPE (Michigan Proficiency Degree- Level C2)

The Examination for the Certificate of Proficiency in English serves as an official proof of proficiency in the English Language. The first three sections are administered together in a single sitting in this sequence: writing, listening, reading. The speaking section is given separately from the other sections and may be scheduled either before or on the same day as the written sections.

An ECPE degree is valid for life.

C2 Proficiency (Certificate of Proficiency in English Level C2)

The Cambridge Certificate of Proficiency in English shows a learner has mastered English and is fully competent to use the language fluently in various situations. 
The certificate is made up of four papers (Reading, Writing, Listening, Speaking). 

A C2 Proficiency degree is valid for life.

MSU (Levels B2, C2)

The Certificate of English Language Competency of Michigan State University is designed to assesses the English language ability in all four modalities (Writing, Listening, Reading, Speaking).

Holding an MSU degree opens doors to enrollment in academic studies and to employment and it is valid for life. 

LRN (Levels B1-B2, C1-C2)

The Learning Resource Network assesses the four subskills of the English language (reading, listening, speaking, and writing). One positive is that around 10 days before the exam, the students get to know their speaking topics and they can train before the actual exam. It is a relatively easy degree, enabling candidates to progress in their studies or employment. 

An LRN degree is valid for life.