TOEIC

TOEIC

Actually, TOEIC is pretty the same with TOEFL and IELTS, it just that TOEIC has more specific function than toefl and ielts. Test of English for International Communication (TOEIC) measures the ability of non-native English-speaking people to use English in everyday work activities. The Toeic was developed by ETS (Educational Testing Service) in the United States following a request from the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Trade and Industry (MITI). There are an estimated 3 million test takers per year. The TOEIC test is a two-hour multiple-choice test that consists of 200 questions that are divided into two parts: 100 questions in listening comprehension and 100 questions in reading comprehension.

TOEIC is uses for Corporations and government agencies recruiting new hires. And also for educational institutions establishing placement in English classes. The good scare you can earn anywhere between 5 and 495 points on TOEIC Listening, but a score anywhere in the 400 range is considered excellent, with no real weaknesses in English unless uncommon grammar or phrasing is used. You can earn anywhere between 5 and 495 points on TOEIC Reading, too, but a score anywhere in the 450 range is considered excellent, with no real weaknesses in English unless the material is particularly dense or involves difficult vocabulary.

All TOEIC tests are specifically created to assess the ability to use English in real-life work situations. In addition, the test design ensures that scores can be accurately compared between candidates around the globe. This has helped make the TOEIC Listening and Reading test the most popular assessment of workplace English in the world. The TOEIC Speaking and Writing tests have recently been added to the TOEIC program. These tests complement the TOEIC Listening and Reading test, allowing for a full assessment of a person's ability to communicate in English across all four language skills.