It seems that there are only the following two kinds:

1, CATTI French translation exam, national translation qualification exam run by FLTRP. There seems to be no restriction on registration. There are three levels (the second level is more difficult than the third level), but it is more academic and professional, emphasizing translation skills and knowledge of French culture.

2. French Vocational Diploma (DFP): The French Vocational Diploma is a diploma issued by the Paris Chamber of Commerce and Industry. They mainly test language users' ability of French writing and oral expression in various fields of the workplace. It seems that it has just started in China, and there are no review materials on the market. You can consult the French Union (AF) around the world. I think this exam is very useful from the perspective of enterprise employment.

As for the TCF and TEF you mentioned, they are aimed at overseas students, similar to the TOEFL IELTS in English, and they all have a valid period after the exam. Their abilities are not the same as those needed in the workplace, mainly for students.