The Test of English for International Communication (TOEIC) is a globally recognized standardized exam that assesses the English language proficiency of non-native speakers. It is specifically crafted to evaluate the everyday English skills needed by individuals working in international settings.
TOEIC is recognized by over 14,000 organizations in more than 160 countries. It provides a competitive edge in the international job market and is a key indicator of your ability to communicate effectively in English at work.
EMERALD provides customized TOEIC courses. Our classes cover the exam format, structure, scoring system, and strategies for success in each section.
Courses and Programs Accepting TOEIC Scores
TOEIC scores are widely recognized by educational institutions and programs globally.
These include:
- Business Schools: Programs such as MBA, M.S. in Management, and International Business.
- Universities: Institutions like Carnegie Mellon University (USA), University of Montreal (Canada), and Montpellier Business School (France) accept TOEIC scores for various graduate programs.
- Professional Training Programs: Many professional and vocational training programs use TOEIC scores to assess and place students.
Who Should Enroll in Our TOEIC Program?
• Professionals seeking job placements or promotions in multinational companies.
• Students aiming for admissions into programs that require English proficiency.
• Anyone planning to work in international business, tourism, or any global industry.
Why the TOEIC Exam is Needed
The TOEIC exam is crucial for several reasons:
- Career Advancement: TOEIC scores help professionals stand out in a competitive job market, showcasing their ability to communicate effectively in English.
- Global Opportunities: Many multinational companies and organizations use TOEIC scores for hiring and promotion decisions, ensuring employees can communicate globally with co-workers and clients.
- Educational Requirements: Universities and educational institutions use TOEIC scores to assess English proficiency for admissions and to place students in appropriate language courses.
- Professional Credentials: TOEIC scores are recognized by over 14,000 organizations in 160 countries, making them a reliable credential for proving English language proficiency.
TOEIC Syllabus
Listening and Reading:
- Listening: Focuses on everyday conversations and workplace scenarios.
- Photographs: Identify details in pictures.
- Question-Response: Choose the best response to a question or statement.
- Conversations: Understand dialogues between two or more people.
- Talks: Comprehend short talks or announcements.
- Reading: Tests understanding of written English in various formats.
- Incomplete Sentences: Fill in the blanks with the correct word or phrase.
- Text Completion: Complete texts with missing sentences or phrases.
- Reading Comprehension: Answer questions based on passages.
Speaking and Writing:
- Speaking:
- Evaluates pronunciation, intonation, grammar, vocabulary, and coherence.
- Tasks range from reading aloud to expressing opinions on various topics.
- Writing:
- Assesses grammar, vocabulary, organization, and relevance.
- Tasks include sentence construction, responding to emails, and essay writing.
TOEIC Exam Pattern
Sections: The TOEIC is divided into two main tests:
Listening and Reading Test:
- Listening Section: Approximately 45 minutes, 100 questions.
- Part 1: Photographs (6 questions)
- Part 2: Question-Response (25 questions)
- Part 3: Conversations (39 questions)
- Part 4: Talks (30 questions)
- Reading Section: Approximately 75 minutes, 100 questions.
- Part 5: Incomplete Sentences
- Part 6: Text Completion
- Part 7: Reading Comprehension
Speaking and Writing Test:
- Speaking Section: Approximately 20 minutes, 11 questions.
- Tasks include reading a text aloud, describing a picture, responding to questions, proposing a solution, and expressing an opinion.
- Writing Section: Approximately 60 minutes, 8 questions.
- Tasks include writing sentences based on pictures, responding to written requests, and writing an opinion essay.
Key Points:
- Adaptive Testing: The digital TOEIC adjusts the difficulty of the second module based on your performance in the first module.
- No Penalty for Guessing: There is no penalty for incorrect answers, so it’s better to guess than to leave a question blank.
Here’s a revised version of the TOEIC syllabus that avoids direct copying and presents the information in a straightforward manner:
