TOEIC® test:
Demonstrate English
Proficiency for Business
What Is the TOEIC Test?
The Test of English for
International Communication™
(TOEIC®) is
an English language test designed specifically to measure the everyday English skills of people working in an international environment.
Who Takes It And Why?
Nonnative English speakers
take the test to demonstrate
English proficiency when
applying for new positions
and obtaining credentials.
Where Do People Take It?
The test is given at open
public sessions, and at
companies and language
schools around the world.
Who Accepts It?
The test is widely accepted
by corporations,
English-language programs,
and government agencies
around the world.
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Corporations use TOEIC
test to document
progress in English
training programs,
recruit and promote
employees, and put
standard measurements in
place across locations.
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English Programs use it
to place students at the
right learning levels,
and show student
progress and program
effectiveness.
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Government agencies use
it to document progress
in English language
courses, and to recruit,
promote and hire
employees.
Testing Format
The TOEIC test is a
paper-and-pencil,
multiple-choice assessment
that uses audiocassettes,
pictures, and written
materials to evaluate
English-language skills.
