Official Certificates

Spending nine months away from home is a big commitment. After all of your efforts, you want a record of your achievements. At EF, you receive a range of official documents that employers, universities and government authorities in over 150 countries will recognize.

EF Multi-Language Year Diploma

All successful EF Multi-Language Year students receive the EF Diploma, proof that you’ve completed a course of study with us.

EF Language Assessment

You will also receive a detailed account of your linguistic ability in listening, speaking, reading and writing.

EF Course Report

This official document lists all the courses you have taken and the marks you received during your studies at EF and grades your exposure to your host country’s language, literature, history, politics and art

US University Certification

Opt to receive a certificate stating that all EF course programs are certified by Southern New Hampshire University, an accredited member of the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC).

EF Certificate of International Internship

Use your developing language skills in the workplace abroad and get documented, unpaid work experience. At the end of your internship, receive a Certificate of International Internship.

English Proficiency Examination Results

With EF’s schools of English, you can prepare for an internationally recognized official proficiency exam, such as Cambridge and IELTS. Many EF Academic Year students choose to take two exams during their nine-month course. For more information on EF’s Examination Preparation, Click here.

International Language Examination Results

Students at our non-English schools have a variety of local examinations available offering international recognition. For more information on EF’s Examination Preparation, Click here.

US University Transfer Credit

Students at EF schools around the world can receive US university transfer credit through Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU). For pre-approved courses.

US College Credit

More advanced students studying in America can also earn US college credit through university courses offered simultaneously with their EF studies.