TOEIC® (Test of English for International Communication)
For more than 40 years, TOEIC® has set the standard for assessing English-language communication skills needed in the workplace. Now, TOEIC® is used by over 14 000 corporate, government institutions and English language programs in more than 160 countries. With about 7 million tests administered every year, the TOEIC® tests are the most widely used around the world.
According to research and strict standards, TOEIC® is designed specifically to measure the ability in communication using English in daily life. TOEIC® measures 4 area of communication in detail which are Listening, Reading, Speaking, and Writing.
The TOEIC® test has also been correlated to the CEFR so that it can provide comprehensive and comparable data needed to be able to accurately and objectively evaluate individuals whenever and wherever regardless of their background.
The TOEIC® program consists of:
1. TOEIC® Listening and Reading Test
2. TOEIC® Speaking and Writing Tests
3. TOEIC Bridge™
Build a more skilled team for your business
Used by more than 14.000+ organizations in more than 160 countries, TOEIC® has set the standard for assessing English-language communication skills needed in the workplace. TOEIC® is able to provide reliable, comprehensive and comparable results that can provide important information for consideration in the process of recruitment, promotion and assessment in selecting the best person for a position where English language skills are needed.
The TOEIC® test measures the ability of a person in 4 areas of language namely listening, reading, speaking, and writing needed in the world of work with scores that have been mapped with the CEFR. The TOEIC® test score also gives detail information about the test takers English skills that need to be developing to reach the best performance.
With the TOEIC® test you can strengthen your talent pool with accurate data and be able to develop employees to have the ability to suit your company’s needs.
Prepare work-ready graduates for success.
The TOEIC® tests measures students’ English Language skill in 4 language areas with scores correlated to the CEFR. Based on in-depth research and rigorous standards, the TOEIC® tests provides comprehensive and comparable data that can be used as material for consideration in decision making at the time of admission, including the ability to map and student / student debriefing which indirectly can also demonstrate the effectiveness of the English learning program that has been given.
The TOEIC® tests is very helpful in achieving the success of your institution. With a TOEIC® score, the teacher is able to analyze the ability of students which is then used as a basis for consideration in determining learning targets to improve the English language skills of the students as a whole. As a result, the graduates created will become a work-ready workforce that can improve the reputation of your institution in the eyes of the company and be able to attract more prospective students to study at your institution.
Internationally known as an English test with fast results that has been used in more than 14,000 organizations worldwide, the TOEIC® tests is a test with the international standards for preparing students with the best standards.
Cultivate stronger global talent for your government.
For 40 years the TOEIC tests has been a leader in the field of assessment and has a strong commitment to always improve quality through periodic research. 14,000+ organizations in more than 160 countries rely on TOEIC® for accurate measurement of English language skills. Measuring English language proficiency includes listening, reading, speaking and writing the world of work needs and has been mapped to the CEFR; TOEIC® provides the comprehensive and comparable data needed to develop your employees to be able to represent the country in various needs.
The TOEIC® tests can be used to develop teaching and learning standards for English more effectively. By setting up global standards in English language education programs and being supported by qualified teachers, you will be able to create citizens and employees who are fluent in English, who can be absorbed by the global workforce. Thus you are able to improve their economic level which will indirectly prosper your country. This can boost your country’s reputation globally and support you to captivate success in global markets and in the international arena.
WIN THE COMPETITION IN WORK
The TOEIC tests can help expand your job opportunities as employers seek English proficient candidates to help contribute to a workforce capable of effective international communication. English skills are assessed accurately and fairly regardless of each test taker’s background. Test questions based on real-life work situations provide an accurate evaluation of your ability to communicate in English in the workplace. The TOEIC tests set the global standard for assessing workplace English, allowing you to differentiate yourself with the most recognizable English-language credential.
TOEIC® Listening and Reading
The TOEIC Listening and Reading test is a fair and valid of assessment of English-language listening and reading skills for the workplace. The TOEIC tests are the most widely used around the world, with 14,000+ organizations across more than 160 countries trusting TOEIC scores to make decisions for their business, academic institution or government agency.
Through evidence-centered test design, standardized and secured testing procedures, as well as a rigorous scoring process, ETS ensures that:
- the test delivers reliable and accurate scores decision makers can trust
- test questions are based on real-world workplace situations
- test scores remain fair and comparable across administrations
TEST FORMAT
The TOEIC® Listening and Reading test is a paper-and-pencil or computer based multiple-choice assessment. There are two timed sections of 100 questions each.
Test Length
The test takes approximately 2½ hours, with:
- 45 minutes for Section I: Listening
- 75 minutes for Section II: Reading
- approximately 30 minutes to answer biographical questions
Test Content
Section I: Listening
Test takers listen to a variety of questions and short conversations recorded in English, then answer questions based on what they have heard (100 items total).
- Part 1: Photographs (6 questions)
- Part 2: Question-Response (25 questions)
- Part 3: Conversations (39 questions)
- Part 4: Short Talks (30 questions)
Section II: Reading
Test takers read a variety of materials and respond at their own pace (100 items total).
- Part 5: Incomplete Sentences (30 questions)
- Part 6: Error Recognition or Text Completion (16 questions)
- Part 7: Reading Comprehension (54 questions)
PREPARATION
- Examinee Handbook for the Updated Version of the TOEIC®Listening and Reading Test (PDF)
- Sample Test for the Updated Version of the TOEIC®Listening and Reading Test (PDF)
- The Updated TOEIC Official Test – Preparation Guide
2 full length TOEIC practice tests (400 TOEIC authentic questions from ETS) with translation, answer keys, explanations, and recording script.
IDR 165,000.
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- TOEIC OLPC
TOEIC® Official Learning and Preparation Course (OLPC) is an online service using real-life workplace scenarios and over 1,000 authentic TOEIC® test questions to help you build the English skills you need for everyday workplace situations and prepare you for success on the TOEIC Listening and Reading test. The course is currently only available in select markets.
Self-paced and accessible 24 hours a day, seven days a week, the TOEIC Official Learning and Preparation Course is the only course created by the maker of the TOEIC tests. No other online course is better designed to help you build the English skills you need for everyday workplace situations as well as succeed on the TOEIC test.
Here’s what you’ll find in the course:
- three progressive learning modules from beginner through advanced levels
- eight topic-based, skill-building units per module
- interactive exercises that reflect meaningful, real-life workplace situations and tasks
- voice narration in the same voices you’ll hear on the actual TOEIC test
- automated score report complete with an estimate of your TOEIC score range as well as diagnostic feedback similar to the official score report
- an assessment of your strengths and areas where you can improve, along with suggestions about what lessons you might want to repeat
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REGISTRATION
Individual Test Takers: www.itc-indonesia.co.id/registration
For Institution Administration, Contact us.
SCORES
Scores on the TOEIC® Listening and Reading test are determined by the number of correct answers, which is converted to a scaled score. The score report provides Listening, Reading and total scaled scores. The total scaled score is derived from adding the two scaled scores together.
Score Reports
- Public Testing Program
When you take the TOEIC® Listening and Reading test independently in a public test center, you will receive a score report that lists your Listening, Reading and total scores. Scores are confidential and released only to ETS and test takers.
Sample:
- Institutional Testing Program
When you participate in the Institutional Testing Program, where the TOEIC Listening and Reading test is administered at the request of a sponsoring organization or institution, results are reported in a score roster and/or Official Institutional Score Report that is sent directly from ITC to the sponsoring organization or institution. Scores are confidential and released only to ETS and the sponsoring organization.
Sample:
- Score Roster
Intended for internal use only, the roster cannot be used by test takers as an indication of their official score. The score roster is intended to help organizations interpret the scores and includes:
- individual scores (listening comprehension, reading comprehension and total scores)
- scores from the most recent testing session (average score, frequency distribution and range of scores)
- scores from all testing sessions within the same institution
- scores within the client’s industry and country
- specialized reports that can be reproduced at the client’s request, which may include organizational results for all test takers during a given time period or in certain job categories
Score Descriptors
The TOEIC® Listening and Reading Score Descriptors (PDF) provide additional information for understanding a test taker’s strengths and weaknesses and for identifying areas that need improvement.
The TOEIC® Can-Do Guide (PDF) may help you interpret TOEIC Listening and Reading scores within specific contexts. The guide presents a series of tables that describe the activities that test takers in certain score bands are able to do, are able to do with difficulty, and are not able to do.
The TOEIC® Speaking and Writing tests are valid assessments of English-language speaking and writing skills for the workplace. The TOEIC Speaking and Writing tests can be taken together or separately. In addition, when taken together with the TOEIC® Listening and Reading test, they complement each other and provide a reliable measurement of all four English-language communication skills.
TEST FORMAT
The TOEIC® Speaking Test Format
- Content: 11 questions
- Time: approximately 20 minutes
- Score scale: 0–200
The TOEIC® Writing Test Format
- Content: eight questions
- Time: approximately 60 minutes
- Score scale: 0–200
PREPARATION
- Examinee Handbook, Download the TOEIC Speaking and Writing Examinee Handbook(PDF).
- Sample Test, Download the TOEIC Speaking and Writing Sample Tests (PDF)
REGISTRATION
Individual Test Takers: www.itc-indonesia.co.id/registration
For Institution Administration, Contact Us.
SCORES
Speaking Test Scores
- Questions 1–9 are rated on a scale of 0–3.
- Questions 10–11 are rated on a scale of 0–5.
- The sum of the ratings is converted to a scaled score of 0–200.
- Eight proficiency levels are provided.
Writing Test Scores
- Questions 1–5 are rated on a scale of 0–3.
- Questions 6–7 are rated on a scale of 0–4.
- Question 8 is rated on a scale of 0–5.
- The sum of the ratings is converted to a scaled score of 0–200.
- Nine proficiency levels are provided.
Scoring Process
ETS uses a rigorous scoring process to ensure fair, reliable results. Test responses are sent through a secure online system and scored by certified and calibrated ETS raters, who are closely monitored throughout the process.
Multiple raters independently score responses to the Speaking and Writing tests. This ensures a level of fairness in the scoring process that traditional one-on-one interviews alone cannot provide.
Score Descriptors
Scores fall into ranges called proficiency levels, which summarize specific skill strengths and weaknesses. To read the description of each proficiency level, see the TOEIC Speaking and Writing Score Descriptors (PDF).
Designed for beginning learners, the TOEIC Bridge test measures the listening and reading comprehension skills used in an international environment. The test provides reliable, valid and consistent test results to assess English-language proficiency. Business organizations, academic institutions and training programs within corporations can use TOEIC Bridge test results to help:
- place students at appropriate English-language program levels
- highlight English-language instruction areas that need improvement
- motivate learners to improve their English-language skills
- measure program and curriculum effectiveness
- determine academic and workplace readiness
TEST FORMAT
The TOEIC Bridge test is a paper-and-pencil test or computer based test that measures a test taker’s ability to listen to and read everyday English.
Test Length
The test takes approximately 1½ hours, with:
- 25 minutes for Section I: Listening
- 35 minutes for Section II: Reading
- approximately 30 minutes to complete education and work history questionnaire
Test Content
The TOEIC Bridge test is composed of 100 multiple-choice questions, broken into two sections:
Section I: Listening
Test takers will listen to recorded statements, questions, short conversations and short talks in English via audio or CD and answer 50 questions based on what they hear. There are three parts:
- Part 1: Photographs (15 questions)
- Part 2: Question-Response (20 questions)
- Part 3: Short Conversations and Short Talks (15 questions)
Section II: Reading
Test takers will read single sentences, as well as texts, and then answer 50 questions based on what they read. There are two parts:
- Part 4: Incomplete Sentences (30 questions)
- Part 5: Reading Comprehension (20 questions)
PREPARATION
- Examinee Handbook, Download the TOEIC Bridge®Examinee Handbook (PDF).
- Sample Test, Download the TOEIC Bridge®Sample Test (PDF).
REGISTRATION
Individual Test Takers: www.itc-indonesia.co.id/registration
For Institution Administration, Contact Us.
SCORES
Scores on the TOEIC Bridge test are determined by the number of correct answers, which is converted to a scaled score. The score report provides Listening, Reading and total scaled scores. The total scaled score is derived from adding the two scaled scores together.
Understanding the Scores
The TOEIC Bridge® Can-Do Guide (PDF) may help you interpret TOEIC Bridge scores within specific contexts. The guide presents a series of tables that describe the activities that test takers in certain score bands are able to do, are able to do with difficulty, and are not able to do.
