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1. An introduction to the TOEIC® Speaking and Writing test

The TOEIC® Speaking and Writing assessments serve as credible evaluations of English-language speaking and writing proficiency in professional settings, especially in the working environment: - Speaking: presentations, communication, meetings and teleconferencing skills - Writing: evaluate the crafting of clear and persuasive emails, as well as other forms of business correspondence Thus, proficiency in Speaking and Writing skills brings you manifold benefits, not only to score high on the TOEIC® Test but also in the workplace as well.

2. TOEIC® Speaking and Writing tests format and content

You can choose to do the Speaking and Writing tests alone or do them together. If you take them together with the TOEIC Listening and Reading test, you'll be evaluated on all four communication skills in English. Here are the content of the tests:

2.1. TOEIC® Speaking test format

The TOEIC® Speaking test consists of 11 tasks and takes approximately 20 minutes to complete. The tasks are divided into sections: - Tasks 1–2: Read a text aloud - Test-takers read a text displayed on the screen - Tasks 3-4: Describe a picture -Test-takers look at a picture on the screen and describe it based on specific prompts - Tasks 5-10: Respond to questions: Test-takers respond to questions related to a conversation or a talk - Task 11: Express an opinion: Test-takers prepare a question and express their opinion in 60 seconds 

2.2. TOEIC® Writing test format 

The TOEIC® Writing test comprises 8 tasks and takes approximately 60 minutes to complete: - Tasks 1- 5: Write sentences based on pictures - Test-takers will be given 2 words or phrases and need to use them in a sentence  - Tasks 6-7: Write an answer to a business-related problem - Test-takers respond to a work-related situation by writing a memo or an email - Task 8: Write an opinion essay - Test-takers are required to write a 300-word essay expressing and supporting their opinion on a given topic.

To make the structure clear, take a look at the table below: 

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What are the differences between the TOEIC tests and the TOEFL tests?

The TOEIC ® tests measure proficiency in English relevant to the global workplace whereas the TOEFL ® tests measure the academic communication skills in English. Both tests aim to measure the level of English proficiency for non-native English speakers.

For more information on the TOEIC ® tests, click here .

For more information on the TOEFL ® tests, click here .

Are ETS tests scores mapped to the CEFR?

ETS regularly carries out correlation studies between its tests and the CEFR (the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) to ensure that reliable and precise correlations can be made over time.

The CEFR defines skills in reading, writing, listening and speaking in any language. The Framework is broken down into six levels, falling into three main groups:

• A1 – A2 (Basic User)
• B1 – B2 (Independent User)
• C1 – C2 (Proficient User)

All the tests developed by ETS Global are mapped to the CEFR level and thus can be broken down such as follows:

• Level A1 to B1: TOEIC Bridge ® and TOEFL Primary ® tests
• Level A1 to C1: TOEIC ® Listening and Reading and TOEIC ® Speaking and Writing tests
• Level A2 to B2: TOEFL Junior ® Standard test
• Level A2 to C1: TOEIC TFI ™ and TOEFL ITP ® tests
• Level B1 to C1: TOEFL IBT ® test

For more information on the CEFR mapping of each ETS test, click here .

How does ETS develop its tests?

ETS has been working for more than 70 years to design tests that help to advance quality and equity in education worldwide. Created in 1947, ETS (Educational Testing Service) is a private organisation dedicated to the research and the conception of tests assessing and measuring performance. All of its tests are designed in Princeton by statisticians, psychometricians and researchers.

ETS is now the world's largest private educational testing and measurement organisation, and continues, through rigorous research, to create high-quality assessments that:

• accurately measure student performance
• do not disadvantage any group of test takers because of differences in personal characteristics such as race, ethnicity, gender or disability

For more information on the development of our tests, click here .

Are TOEIC Listening and Reading test scores mapped to the CEFR?

Yes, TOEIC ® Listening and Reading test scores are mapped to the CEFR (the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) levels A1 to C1.

What skills does the TOEIC Listening and Reading test measure?

The TOEIC Listening and Reading test measures intermediate to advanced English listening and reading comprehension skills for the workplace for non-native English speakers. This certification has become a standard to assess the ability to use English in real-life work situations and determine who can communicate effectively on an independent and proficient level in English.

Listening comprehension skills are essential when communicating in face-to-face situations, meetings, videoconferences, podcasts and conversations over the phone in a professional context. While reading comprehension skills are required when treating emails, reports, newsletters or any other type of professional correspondence.

When the TOEIC Listening and Reading test is taken together with the TOEIC Speaking and Writing tests, TOEIC test scores provide a broader trait of communicative competence in all four English-language skills that is critical in most workplace settings.

For more information on the TOEIC Listening and Reading test, click here .

How long is the TOEIC Listening and Reading test?

The TOEIC ® Listening and Reading test takes 2 hours to complete and includes 2 sections:

• Listening Comprehension section: 45 minutes and 100 questions
• Reading Comprehension section: 75 minutes and 100 questions

Before the test, 30 minutes are required to complete administrative formalities.

For more information on the TOEIC ® Listening and Reading test, click here .

What is the format and what type of questions are used in the TOEIC Listening and Reading test?

The TOEIC Listening and Reading test is a multiple-choice question paper-based or digitally delivered test. It contains 100 questions (Listening section) and 100 questions (Reading section). Scores are scaled from 10 to 990 points.

The tests use common everyday vocabulary, phrases and key expressions that reflect real-world tasks. More detailed information on test content and sample questions can be found in the TOEIC ® Listening and Reading Examinee Handbook .

What is changing in the June 2018 updated version of the TOEIC Listening and Reading test?

As the use of English evolves and changes, so must our tests and test questions. We want to ensure that the TOEIC Listening and Reading test reflects current language use and measures the language skills that test-takers need when they are placed in, or preparing for, positions in the real world.

What you need to know:

Listening Section:

• a reduced number of Photograph and Question Response questions
• an increased number of Conversation questions
• conversations that include shorter turns and more exchanges
• more than two speakers in some conversations
• conversations that include elisions (going to → gonna) and incomplete sentences/fragments (Yes, in a minute; Down the hall; Could you?)
• new question types testing the connection of what is heard in a conversation or talk and what is seen in a graphic
• new question types testing a speaker’s implied meaning in the context of a conversation or a talk

Reading section:

• a reduced number of Incomplete Sentence questions
• two new question-types testing understanding of the overall organization of passages
• text Completion questions that ask test-takers to choose which new sentence fits best in the context of the overall passage
• set-based questions that ask test takers to understand where in the passage a sentence belongs
• text messages, instant messages, or online chat conversations with multiple writers
• questions testing the understanding of three related texts
• a small increase in the number of single and multiple passage questions
• new questions about understanding the writer’s words in context

With these updates:

• the overall quality and difficulty of the TOEIC ® Listening and Reading test will remain the same
• there will be no changes in the administration of the test
• the score report will remain unchanged with the exception of one additional Listening Ability Measured: Understanding a speaker’s purpose or implied meaning in a phrase or sentence.
• scores will continue to be comparable across test administrations.

Are TOEIC Speaking and Writing tests scores mapped to the CEFR?

Yes, TOEIC ® Speaking and Writing tests scores are mapped to the CEFR (the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) levels A1 to C1.

What skills do the TOEIC Speaking and Writing tests measure?

The TOEIC Speaking and Writing tests measure intermediate to advanced English communication skills for the workplace for non-native English speakers.

Speaking skills are today essential in order to provide an efficient presentation and when communicating in face-to-face situations, meetings, videoconferences, podcasts and conversations over the phone in a professional context.

Writing skills are today essential in order to write clear and convincing emails or any other type of professional correspondence.

When the TOEIC Speaking and Writing tests are taken together with the TOEIC Listening and Reading tests, TOEIC test scores provide a broader trait of communicative competence in all four English-language skills that are critical in most workplace settings.

For more information on the TOEIC Speaking and Writing tests, click here .

How long are the TOEIC Speaking and Writing tests?

The TOEIC Speaking and Writing tests takes 1 hour and 30 minutes to complete and includes 2 sections:

• the Speaking test: 20 minutes and 11 questions
• the Writing test: 60 minutes and 8 questions

For more information on the TOEIC ® Speaking and Writing tests, click here .

What is the format and what type of questions are used in the TOEIC Speaking and Writing tests?

TOEIC Speaking and Writing tests are computer-based. They contain 11 questions (Speaking section) and 8 questions (Writing section) with scores scaled from 0 to 200 points.

The tests use common everyday vocabulary, phrases and key expressions that reflect real-world tasks. More detailed information on test content and sample questions can be found in the TOEIC Speaking and Writing Tests Examinee Handbook .

Are TOEIC Bridge test scores mapped to the CEFR?

Yes, TOEIC ® Speaking and Writing tests scores are mapped to the CEFR (the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) levels A1 to B1.

What skills does the TOEIC Bridge test measure?

The TOEIC Bridge test measures English listening and reading comprehension skills for the workplace from beginner to intermediate level.

Listening comprehension skills are essential when communicating in face-to-face situations, meetings, videoconferences, podcasts and conversations over the phone in a professional context. While, reading comprehension skills are required when treating emails, reports, newsletters or any other type of professional correspondence.

For more information on the TOEIC Bridge test, click here .

Are TFI test scores mapped to the CEFR?

Yes, TFI test scores are mapped to the CEFR (the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) levels A2 to C1.

How long is the TOEIC Bridge test?

The TOEIC Bridge test takes 1 hour to complete and includes 2 sections:

• Listening Comprehension: 25 minutes
• Reading Comprehension: 35 minutes

For more information on the TOEIC Bridge ® test, click here .

What skills does the TFI test measure?

The TFI test measures listening and reading French language proficiency for non-native French speakers evolving in business and academic environments.

This test indicates test takers' ability to:

• participate in face-to-face communications, meetings, videoconferences, podcasts and conversations over the phone in a professional context.
• treat emails, reports, newsletters or any other type of professional correspondence.

For more information on the TFI tests, click here .

What is the format and what type of questions are used in the TOEIC Bridge test?

The TOEIC Bridge test is a multiple-choice question paper-based and digitally delivered test. It contains 50 questions (Listening section) and 50 questions (Reading section). Scores are scaled from 30 to 100 points.

The tests use common everyday vocabulary, phrases and key expressions that reflect real-world tasks. More detailed information on test content and sample questions can be found in the TOEIC Bridge ® Examinee Handbook .

How long is the TFI test?

The TFI test takes approximatively 2 hours and 30 minutes to complete and includes 2 sections:

• Listening comprehension: 42 minutes
• Reading comprehension: 68 minutes

For more information on the TFI test, click here .

What is the difference between the TOEFL Junior test and the TOEFL IBT test?

Intended for students ages 11+, the TOEFL Junior tests are an objective and reliable measure of students’ English-language proficiency. For more information on TOEFL Junior tests, click here .

The TOEFL iBT test measures English skills students must use in an English speaking academic environment, including reading, listening, speaking and writing. It is mainly used for Higher Education/University admissions (ages 16+). For more information on the TOEFL IBT test, click here .

Are TOEFL ITP test scores mapped to the CEFR?

Yes, TOEFL ITP test scores are mapped to the CEFR (the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) levels A2 to C1.

What skills do the TOEFL ITP tests measure?

The TOEFL ITP tests measure skills in the three following areas:

• Listening Comprehension skills are essential when communicating in face-to-face situations, meetings, videoconferences, podcasts and conversations over the phone in a professional context
• Structure and Written Expression measures recognition of selected structural and grammatical points in standard written English
• Reading Comprehension skills measures the ability to read and understand academic reading material in English

The Speaking test evaluates the skills needed to  speak  English in everyday situations, as well as some basic campus and academic settings.

For more information on the TOEFL ITP tests, click here .

How long is the TOEFL ITP test?

The TOEFL ITP ® Level 1 test takes 1 hour and 55 minutes to complete and includes 3 sections:

• Listening Comprehension: 35 minutes
• Structure and Written Expression: 25 minutes
• Reading Comprehension: 55 minutes

The TOEFL ITP ®  Level 2 test lasts approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes and includes 3 sections:

• Listening Comprehension: 22 minutes
• Structure and Writen Expression: 17 minutes
• Reading: 31 minutes.

The TOEFL ITP ® Speaking test last approximately 15 minutes and includes 4 tasks:

• 1 read aloud task
• 2 independent speaking tasks
• 1 integrated speaking task

It is only available with the digital TOEFL ITP Level 1 or Level 2 test.

For more information on the TOEFL ITP test, click here .

What is the format and what type of questions are used in the TOEFL ITP tests?

The TOEFL ITP tests are 140 multiple-choice questions paper-based tests or online. The TOEFL ITP Speaking Test is only available with the digital TOEFL ITP Level 1 or Level 2 test. Questions from the test are only based on academic content.

For more information on the usage of the TOEFL ITP test, click here .

Are TOEFL Junior Standard test scores mapped to the CEFR?

Yes, TOEFL Junior tests scores are mapped to the CEFR (the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) levels A1 to B2.

What skills do the TOEFL Junior Standard tests measure?

The TOEFL Junior Standard tests measure skills in the three following areas for students ages 11+: reading comprehension, listening comprehension and language form and meaning.

For more information on the TOEFL Junior ® Standard test, click here .

How long is the TOEFL Junior Standard test?

The TOEFL Junior ® Standard test takes 1 hour and 55 minutes to complete and includes 3 sections:

• Listening Comprehension: 40 minutes
• Language Form and Meaning: 25 minutes
• Reading Comprehension: 50 minutes

For more information about the TOEFL Junior Standard test, click here .

What is the format and what type of questions are used in the TOEFL Junior Standard test?

The TOEFL Junior Standard test is a 126 multiple-choice question paper-based test. It takes 1 hour 55 minutes to complete and scores are scaled from 600 to 900 points.

More detailed information on test content and sample questions can be found in the TOEFL Junior Standard Test Examinee Handbook .

Are TOEFL Primary test scores mapped to the CEFR?

Yes, TOEFL Primary test scores are mapped to the CEFR (the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) levels A1 to B2.

What skills do the TOEFL Primary tests measure?

The TOEFL Primary Reading and Listening tests measure English reading and listening comprehension skills. Two levels of proficiency have been created (Step 1 and Step 2) in order to measure precisely the English skills acquired by students depending on their learning path.

The TOEFL Primary Speaking also measures speaking skills.

For more information on the TOEFL Primary tests, click here .

How long are the TOEFL Primary tests?

We offer 3 TOEFL Primary ® tests:

• the paper-delivered TOEFL ® Primary Reading and Listening Test - Step 1: 1 hour
• the paper-delivered TOEFL ® Primary Reading and Listening Test - Step 2: 1 hour
• the computer-delivered TOEFL ® Primary Speaking Test: 20 minutes

For more information on the TOEFL ® Primary tests, click here .

What is the format and what type of questions are used in the TOEFL Primary test?

The TOEFL Primary Reading and Listening tests are multiple-choice question paper-based tests.

• The TOEFL Primary Reading and Listening Test — Step 1: 39 questions (Reading section) and 41 questions (Listening section).
• The TOEFL Primary Reading and Listening Test — Step 2: 37 questions (Reading section) and 39 questions (Listening section).

The TOEFL Primary Speaking test is an 8 multiple choice question computer-based test.

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Toeic speaking & writing test.

The TOEIC Speaking & Writing test is one of the two versions of the TOEIC. It is the more recent version, and it is less popular with test takers than the TOEIC Listening & Reading test .

Test structure

The TOEIC Speaking & Writing test lasts approximately 80 minutes, with the first 20 minutes dedicated to speaking and the remaining hour to writing . The entire test is taken on a computer, so candidates must be able to type their written answers, and they record their spoken answers for scoring later.

The TOEIC Speaking & Writing test is scored on a range of 0 to 400, with equal weight given to speaking (0-200 points) and writing (also 0-200 points). This version of the TOEIC can be taken at the same test session as the Reading & Listening test, or it can be taken by itself. It is possible to take one section of the test separately from the other section, that is to say only the speaking section or only the writing section.

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The TOEIC® Speaking and Writing test

This internet-based test lasts approximately 90 minutes. The two sections of the test (speaking and writing) are independent of each other and test-takers receive a separate score for each.

The new TOEIC Speaking and Writing tests are not yet available in every country.

The TOEIC Speaking Test

The test is taken online and your voice is recorded and sent to be marked. Scores arrive in 3 to 4 weeks.

You have to do the following tasks:

• read a paragaraph aloud (tests pronunciation)
• describe a picture (tests vocabulary/grammar)
• respond to recorded questions (tests fluency/extended discourse)
• propose a solution
• express an opinion

The TOEIC Writing Test

The test is taken online and sent to be marked. Scores arrive in 3 to 4 weeks.

• Write an email response
• Write an essay

Click here to see a table comparing the different exams related to their CEF level .

How much does it cost to take TOEIC Speaking and Writing? Fees are set by test centres. Expect to pay around $85. It costs the same to do the Speaking and Writing as it does to do the Listening and Reading .

Where can I take the test? You take it at a secure online test centre.

How often can I take the TOEIC test? The test is available once a month.

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TOEIC Practice - Speaking

The speaking section of the TOEIC takes approximately 20 minutes to complete. You will be asked 11 speaking questions. Different types of speaking skills are evaluated including pronunciation, intonation, grammar, vocabulary, content, and cohesion.

Try the following speaking question examples. After you try to give your own response, listen to the recorded sample responses provided. Keep in mind that these are only examples. Your responses may be different.

Questions 1 and 2: Read Aloud

In Questions 1 and 2 you will be asked to read a piece of text out loud. You will be scored based on your pronunciation and intonation. Take a deep breath and try to read at a natural pace.

Preparation time: 45 seconds Response time: 45 seconds Example reading: A radio commercial You don't need to spend all of your hard earned money on bakery bread. Making your own bread at home is easy with the new Double Duty Dough Mixer by Berring. Unlike other bread machines that can be difficult to clean and store, the Double Duty Dough Mixer breaks down into five parts that can go directly into your dishwasher. This stainless steel appliance will mix dough for you in a fraction of the time it takes to knead dough by hand. The automated delay feature at the beginning of the mix cycle gives your ingredients time to reach room temperature, ensuring that your breads will rise as high as bakery bread. We guarantee that the accompanying Berring Best Breads recipe book will be a family favourite. Read the text out loud:

Listen to the sample response:

Question 3: Describe a Photo

In question 3 you will be asked to describe a picture. You need to provide as many details about the picture as you can in the time allowed. Describe the basic picture and then break down the details in a logical manner.

Preparation time: 30 seconds. Response time: 45 Seconds

Sample response (transcript): This is an image of a busy street in an Asian country. As well as bicycles there are motor vehicles on this street, so it is obviously a high traffic area. A few of the cyclists have bicycles attached to their baskets. This suggests that bicycles may be their primary source of transportation. From the architecture it appears to be a tourist or shopping district. There are two tall buildings in the distance, which is likely where the business district is located. There seems to be some confusion about direction of traffic flow. The cyclists are travelling on both sides of the centre line and are going in the same direction. The cars, on the other hand, are going two different ways.

Questions 4-6: Respond to Questions

In these questions you will be given a scenario and asked to answer three questions. Preparation time: 0 seconds Response time: 15 seconds for questions 4 and 5. 30 seconds for question 6.

A student training to be a teacher is applying for a job at the local library. Assist the student by answering her questions. Question 4. Why do you want to work at the library? Give an example answer: Question 5. How will you balance working and studying? Give an example answer: Question 6. What will you do if we hire you and you don't end up liking the job? Give an example answer:

Listen to the sample responses:

Example responses (transcripts): 4. I want to work at the library because I want to get some hands-on experience working with students. Also, I am very passionate about reading and I love the relaxing environment in libraries. 5. Balancing work and study time is important. I think it is a myth that students can't hold jobs. I study better when I have deadlines and time constraints. Unlike some other places where I could get a job, the library has reasonable hours. I can work on weekends and I won't have to work too late. 6. I am a dedicated employee and I will come to work even if I don't end up loving my job. I understand that it can takes months to feel comfortable in a new working environment. If I still have concerns about my job after a few months, I will ask for a meeting with a manager. Perhaps I would just need to try a different aspect of working in the library. Or maybe I'd need a little variety. For example, I might ask if I could read to children or help out with library programs. Finally, I would never leave a job without offering a two-week notice.

Questions 7-9: Respond to Questions (with provided information)

In these questions you will be given information to read. Then you will be asked to answer three questions related to the reading. Preparation time: 0 seconds (the information will remain on the screen throughout) Response time: 15 seconds for 7 and 8. 30 seconds for question 9.

Example information: FREE Pet Grooming Training Session Do you have a cat or a dog with a shaggy coat of fur? Would you like to learn how to groom your pet yourself? This weekend learn how to turn the anxiety of grooming into a bonding time for you and your pet. We will teach you how to:

• trim stubborn nails
• remove nasty knots
• brush your pet's teeth
• choose the perfect brush and scissors
• remove tear stains from your dog's face
• shampoo and bathe your pet
• give your pet a before and after massage

Who are we? Tammy and Mike Power are an animal loving couple who have volunteered their time for the protection of animals for more than 20 years. Their Chicago based pet spa Paws 4 U was voted #1 in the animal care category for Chicago's Best Small Businesses two years in a row. For more information on this event visit the Pet Workshop website at www.chicagopetworkshops.com or call Tammy Power directly at 1-800-tam-mike. No registration required. Special Request: Though this event is offered free of charge, the organizers ask that you bring a pet food (or monetary) donation for the local animal shelter. Examples of other types of donations can be found on the Pet Workshop website.

Listen to the prompt:

Question 7: What kind of experience do you have with animals? Give an example answer: Question 8: My dog's face never looks clean. Will there be any tips for dealing with this? Give an example answer: Question 9: Is there any sort of fee for taking your workshop? Give an example answer:

Now listen to the sample responses:

Example responses (transcript): 7. My husband and I have volunteered our time for over 20 years working for the protection of animals. We also own a pet spa called Paws 4 U. I'm proud to say it was voted #1 small animal care business in Chicago for the past two years. 8. Yes, we will be showing our workshop participants how to shampoo and bathe their pets properly. We will also show you how to remove tear stains from your dog's face. I believe that is the problem you are referring to. 9. The workshop itself is free and we do not require registration. However, we do ask that participants bring a donation for the animal shelter. This could be pet food or money. There are some other ideas for donations on the Chicago Pet Workshop website. You can check them out at www.chicagopetworkshops.com. That's www.chicagopetworkshops.com.

Question 10: Propose a Solution

For this question you will listen to a problem and you will have to offer a solution. Preparation time: 30 seconds (the information will remain on the screen throughout) Response time: 60 seconds

Listen to the example problem:

Give an example solution:

Example problem (transcript): Hi, this is Angelina Robinson. I'm calling from room 23 down the hall. We are a family of six, and there are only two small beds in this room. The man at the front desk said this was the only room available, and he must have assumed it was only for me and my husband. We can't possibly all fit on these two beds. We have two teenagers, a toddler and a baby. Are you sure there are no other rooms available? All of the other hotels in town are booked because of the marathon tomorrow. My husband is one of the competitors and he needs a good night's rest.

Example response (transcript): Hi Angelina. I understand that the small room does not accommodate your family very well and I'm very sorry that we don't have any other rooms available at this time. We always recommend that guests book months in advance as this marathon attracts a lot of business from out of town. How about if I put you on our cancellation list and we call you if any of our larger rooms become available? In the meantime, we could bring you a cot for your baby as well as some extra pillows and sheets.

Question 11: Express an Opinion

For this question you will listen to a familiar issue and offer your opinion on it. Preparation time: 15 seconds Response time: 60 seconds

Example question 11: Some people wish they could live in warm climates all year round. These places get very hot during certain months of the year. In fact, studies show that heat can lead to greater crime. Do you think that people in warm climates lead happier lives or not? State your opinion and provide reasons for your view.

Example response (transcript): I think balance is the key to a happy life. This applies to everything, including the weather and climate. When it is sunny for too long, people head to the shade. But, if the sun hides for a few days, people flock to the beaches when it comes out. I think extreme weather can make people miserable, though. At least when it is too cold you can stay inside or dress in layers. When it is too hot the rain doesn't fall and crops don't grow. People go hungry and have difficulty keeping their family comfortable. Though we may wish for heat during a cold winter, we appreciate the summer days more when they finally come. So, as I mentioned, I think balance is the key to a happy life. And, I don't think there is any perfect climate out there.

TOEIC Speaking and Writing Sample Tests

TOEIC Speaking and Writing Sample Tests. The TOEIC ® test sets the standard for workplace English-language proficiency worldwide.

TOEIC Speaking and Writing Sample Tests.

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The TOEIC ® Speaking and Writing tests assess English-language skills that are used in daily life and the workplace. Test takers have to respond to real-world questions and scenarios in spoken and written language. The tests use common everyday vocabulary, phrases and key expressions used in the workplace environment. The Speaking and Writing tests can be taken separately in the following formats:

The TOEIC ® Speaking Test Format

• Content: 11 questions
• Time: approximately 20 minutes
• Score scale: 0–200

Below is an overview of the TOEIC ® Speaking test, which includes 11 questions that measure various aspects of your speaking ability. For each question, you will be given specific directions, including the time allowed for preparing and speaking your response. The test takes about 20 minutes.

It is to your advantage to say as much as you can in the time allowed. It is also important that you speak clearly and answer each question according to directions.

The TOEIC ® Writing Test Format

• Content: eight questions
• Time: approximately 60 minutes

Below is an overview of the TOEIC ® Writing test, which includes eight questions that measure different aspects of your writing ability and takes about one hour. For each type of question, you will be given specific directions, including the time allowed for writing your response.

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TOEIC Speaking Test

1日2回実施 ｜ 入場時間 10:30～10:45 ／ 13:45～14:00

デジタル公式認定証発行予定 ｜ 2024年5月1日(水) ※公式認定証（紙）は試験日から30日以内に発送します

インターネット 申込受付期間

2024年 2 月 16 日(金) 10:00 ～ 2024年 3 月 29 日(金) 15:00 締切

追加申込： 2024年4月1日(月) 10:00 ～ 2024年4月5日(金) 12:00（正午）

デジタル公式認定証発行予定 ｜ 2024年6月5日(水) ※公式認定証（紙）は試験日から30日以内に発送します

2024年 3 月 22 日(金) 10:00 ～ 2024年 5 月 2 日(木) 15:00 締切

追加申込： 2024年5月7日(火) 10:00 ～ 2024年5月10日(金) 12:00（正午）

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