A learning centre for University of Cambridge ESOL Examinations is a chain of training academy in co-operation with Cambridge University Press Ebek parts effective English language training catering to various segments of people viz entry level to corporate level. Ebek is the key sponsor for the country to promote "University of Cambridge ESOL Best Speaker of Business English Competition". Ebek belongs to the family of "Bhavani Padhippakkham", a leading organisation in educational publishing services in operation for over 40 years catering to over 3000 schools and 8, 00,000 students every year across the state. Ebek is a learning centre for University of Cambridge ESOL Examinations and it promotes a chain of training academy in co-operation with Cambridge University Press. Ebek imparts effective English language training and gives total commitment to achieve high standards in the chosen sphere and uses state-of-the-art training methodologies. Ebek is currently present in South India having 10 centers. It offers wide range of customized English training courses for all segments of people. Ebek believes in helping each student to get proper recognition when they finish their courses with them. For this purpose, Ebek has tied up with University of Cambridge ESOL Examinations by promoting their well recognized, certified products. Ebek is the only Indian sponsor for "University of Cambridge ESOL Best Speaker of Business English Competition". Ebek is also an IELTS registration centre for the British Council. Cambridge University Press prepares courseware exclusively for Ebek. Ebek uses unique audio visual methodologies to train the students and it has prepared its own visual aids for 500 minutes using Indian characters, situations and locations. Ebek is planning to expand 150 centers by December 2008. Ebek is also planning to launch its own training centre in international markets like Russia, Singapore, China and Middle East. Ebek wants dedicated and committed franchisee to deliver its mission - "Communication empowered for each Ebek student".