THE FIELD GUIDE
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What Is TOEIC? A Practical Introduction
Learn what the TOEIC name means, what the tests assess, and why organisations use them.
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Test choices
Which TOEIC Test Should You Take?
Compare Listening and Reading, Speaking and Writing, and TOEIC Bridge before you choose.
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Test format
TOEIC Listening and Reading: The Full Format
See how the two 100-question sections fit into the TOEIC Listening and Reading test.
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Listening
TOEIC Listening: Four Parts, One Section
Get to know the four Listening task types, from picture questions to recorded talks.
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Reading
TOEIC Reading: Three Parts, 75 Minutes
Understand the sentence, text-completion, and reading-comprehension tasks in Reading.
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Speaking
TOEIC Speaking: 11 Questions in About 20 Minutes
Follow the progression from reading aloud to giving an opinion in the Speaking test.
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Writing
TOEIC Writing: Eight Questions, Three Task Types
See how picture-based sentences, email replies, and an opinion essay make up Writing.
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Scores
TOEIC Scores: What the Numbers Mean
Understand the Listening and Reading score ranges, how the total is calculated, how Speaking and Writing differ, and what score reports can and cannot tell you.
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Test choices
TOEIC Bridge vs TOEIC: What’s Different?
Compare the audiences and formats of TOEIC Bridge and the main TOEIC tests.
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