TOEIC®

What
The Test of English for International Communication (TOEIC) measures the level of English of non-native speakers who need English for work. Because it is designed for people from any work environment and requires no specialist knowledge, its application is truly global - a fact attested to by the sheer number of corporate recruitment units worldwide which recognize it, and by the 2 million non-native speakers of English who take the exam each year.

The test is a 2-hour 'paper-and-pencil' multiple-choice test comprising 200 questions. It is split into two independently-timed sections:

Listening
100 questions delivered by audio-cassette
4 separate sections
Candidates listen to a selection of statements and short conversations, then answer questions based on the listening segments.

Reading
100 questions presented in written format
3 separate sections
Candidates attempt a variety of written tasks, such as incomplete sentences, error recognition and reading comprehension.

Sub-scores from 5-495 are awarded for each section of the TOEIC test, translating into a total score of 990.

TOEIC is not a pass/fail exam.
Why
Students take the TOEIC test because it serves as an international official recognition of their level of English.

Employers use TOEIC to gauge whether a job candidate is sufficiently competent in English to perform a particular role in the workplace.

Many English language departments and institutions use TOEIC as an easily-administered (and affordable) placement and progress tool.

More and more colleges and universities are now asking their students to take the TOEIC test prior to graduation.
Who
The TOEIC test was developed in the USA in 1979 by Educational Testing Service (ETS®), at the request of the Ministry of International Trade & Industry in Japan. It is now administered by the Chauncy Group International®, a subsidiary of ETS.

Non-native speakers of English from all over the world can take the TOEIC test, provided they can access a local TOEIC testing center.
When
The TOEIC test is available all year round.
Where
Students can take the TOEIC test at any of the hundreds of designated TOEIC test centers around the world.
How

Anyone wishing to take the TOEIC test should enrol at their nearest TOEIC test center at least 1 month prior to their anticipated test date. Test fees are payable on enrolment.

Results are generally issued within 2-4 weeks of taking the test.

For further details, contact:

TOEIC Service International
The Chauncey Group International Ltd
664 Rosedale Road
Princeton, NJ 08540
USA
E-mail: TOEIC@chauncey.com
http://www.toeic.org/

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