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TOEIC^® Preparation

Test of English for International Communication

TOEIC® stands for the Test of English for International Communication. The test is designed to measure one's communication proficiency in the global workplace. English is increasingly used in various countries around the world.  The questions in the TOEIC test are adapted to many different settings and situations, such as: general business, manufacturing, finance, corporate development, offices, personnel, purchasing, technical areas, housing, travel, dining out, entertainment and health. The TOEIC® test was designed to meet the needs of the working world. The test questions are developed from samples of spoken and written language collected from various countries around the world where English is used in the workplace. The TOEIC® test is the world’s leading test of English language proficiency in a workplace context. More than 4,000 corporation worldwide use the TOEIC® test, and more than 2 million people register to take the test every year.

Study some sample  exercises below:

Part 1. Photograph

Part 2. Question and Response

Part 3. Short Conversations

Part 4. Short Talks

Part 5. Incomplete Sentences

Part 6. Error Recognition

Part 7. Reading Comprehension

After taking the TOEIC exercises above, we hope that you will be more prepared in taking the TOEIC test. At least, you are now more familiar with the test patterns. The use of English is not only limited to workplace alone. In a more integrated society like what we have experienced right now, the use of English can be seen in almost all sectors of our life. From business to finance and from health to education. So, we suggest that you study English not only to get higher score in the TOEIC or TOEFL test but to be able to speak the language fluently. It might be difficult for the first time if you are not used to speaking it every day but if you are serious in mastering English, you have to speak this international language every day. Whether you are at work, in the library or at home, don't forget to use English as much as possible.  If there is no one at home whom you can practice your English with, you can provide some time reading English news or novels or even watching English movies.