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IELTS stands for International English ******** Testing System. It is the standard test used by British and Australian universities to assess the English ******** proficiency of applicants whose first ******** is not English. It consists of four components: listening, speaking, reading and writing. All candidates take the same Speaking and Writing Modules and then choose either Academic or General Training Reading and Writing Modules, depending on their reasons for taking IELTS.

Academic Reading and Writing Modules are suitable for candidates planning to undertake higher education study. IELTS is accepted by most academic institutions in Australia, Britain, Canada and New Zealand. Academic institutions in the United States of America are also increasingly accepting IELTS for admissions purposes.

General Training Reading and Writing Modules are suitable for candidates planning to undertake non-academic training or work experience, or for immigration purposes.

IELTS is accepted by many professional organisations including the Australian Department of Immigration and Multicultural Affairs, the Australian Medical Council, the New Zealand Immigration Service, the United Kingdom General Medical Council and the United Kingdom Ministry of Defence.

IIA offers intensive IELTS Preparation Courses.

TOEFL stands for Test of English as a Foreign ********. The TOEFL test was created by the Educational Testing Service for foreign students seeking admission to colleges and universities in North America, although Universities outside of the U.S.A. also accept TOEFL. Students planning to pursue undergraduate or graduate degrees in North America will wish to take the TOEFL test. It consists of reading, writing, listening and grammar components.

TOEIC stands for Test of English for International Communication. The TOEIC tests English ******** proficiency in the global workplace, and is particularly popular in Japan and South Korea. The TOEIC tests listening, reading and grammar.

The Cambridge Exams consist of a range of 5 General English ******** proficiency exams in the UCLES EFL Main Suite. The most popular of these are the First Certificate in English (FCE) and the Certificate in Advanced English (CAE). These tests consist of 5 papers each: Reading, Writing, Use of English (FCE) or English in Use (CAE), Listening and Speaking. IIA offers preparation courses for the FCE and CAE examinations.

There are also 3 Cambridge Business Certificates (BEC): BEC Preliminary, BEC Vantage and BEC Higher.