TOEIC English Tests for U.S. Employers and Educators

Using TOEIC Tests at Your Site

Bring TOEIC tests to your business, school, or organization. The tests are flexible and easy to administer—

  • Choose the date, time, and location most convenient for you.

  • No need to hire outside proctors; you can use your own staff.

  • Administer the tests to small or large groups of employees, job candidates, or students.

  • You can offer the classic TOEIC Listening & Reading test or the new TOEIC Speaking & Writing test. Or use both to assess all four language skill areas.

TOEIC Test "Can Do" Tables

TOEIC "Can Do" tables show what specific TOEIC test scores ranges mean in terms of how well the test taker can perform common tasks important for workplace success.

AMIDEAST's English4Success staff can also work with you to match TOEIC test score ranges with the particular needs of your organization.

TOEIC Listening & Reading Test Can-Do Tables

TOEIC Speaking & Writing Test Can-Do Tables

TOEIC Success for Your Industry/Profession

 

TOEIC testing is the world's top choice in any workplace situation. Below are some examples of the tests' use in some specific industries and professions.
 

TOEIC Testing for Health Care Professionals

An ability to communicate with colleagues and clients at a level that matches job responsibilities is essential for success in any organization. Within health care professions, which currently employ approximately half a million U.S. immigrants, effective workplace English can be a life-or-death matter.
 
Even employees working in "non-critical" areas of health care need solid language skills to avoid endangering themselves or others as well as to uphold the reputation of their profession and build patient confidence.

Propell Workshop Details

Workshops for Trainers Working with International Clients: Language Skills

Rarely held Propell ™ workshops have been scheduled for May 10 and 11, 2011, on the Educational Testing Service (ETS) campus in Princeton, NJ. These workshops offer an opportunity for a quick gain of expertise in what may be a new area for some corporate trainers, but which is increasingly valuable in today's global market place--how to build and assess the English language skills specifically needed in business/workplace environments.

These one-day workshops examine the use of the TOEIC Listening & Reading and TOEIC Speaking & Writing tests, the world's leading assessment of real world English skills for business and the workplace, taken by over 6 million individuals each year and used by over 10,000 employers and other institutions. You will gain skills in preparing individuals for these tests, administering them, and improving language learning for real world business environments with new instructional tools and strategies. 

Enrollment will be limited to fifteen trainers, consultants, and English language professionals in order to allow sharing of ideas and interactive work with ETS expert trainers. Attendees return to their centers with an in-depth workshop manual; TOEIC score descriptors for easily assessing skills at different levels; activity books, practice test books, and audio CDs for use with trainees; and certificates of workshop completion as well as new ideas to develop  practical English skills.

Propell Workshop Details

May 2011 Workshops on English Language Learning and TOEIC Tests

The Educational Testing Service (ETS) will be sponsoring two free, full-day workshops at its campus in Princeton, NJ, on May 10 and 11, 2011. These Propell ™ workshops focus on preparing individuals for the TOEIC tests and improving language learning with new instructional tools and strategies. 

Propell ™ workshops are rarely held (no additional U.S. events are currently scheduled). The second workshop will also supply details on teaching to prepare for the TOEIC Speaking & Writing test, newly introduced to the United States late last year. TOEIC tests are the world's leading assessment of real world English skills for business and the workplace, taken by over 6 million individuals each year and used by over 10,000 employers and other institutions.

The first workshop will focus primarily on means of improving student listening and reading skills, the second on speaking and writing skills. The information will be of value whether or not your English center offers/teaches to the TOEIC Listening & Reading and TOEIC Speaking & Writing tests; the workshops provide strategies and ideas useful in any language teaching environment.

TOEIC Listening & Reading Workshop, May 10, details on content and materials

TOEIC Speaking & Writing Workshop, May 10, details on content and materials

Teachers can choose to attend one or both workshops. Tuition, materials, and some meals are provided without cost and rooms are available in the Chauncey Conference Center for $149 per night.

TOEIC Test Options and Content

A variety of TOEIC test options exist to test different language skills and levels of learners. Any of these tests may be administered by employers or educational institutions to groups of their employees or students at times and locations of their choice.

Individuals may register for more limited public testing dates.

Tests Overview

TOEIC Listening & Reading test. Assesses intermediate/advanced English listening and reading skills for the workplace.

TOEIC Speaking & Writing test. New in the United States. Assess intermediate/advanced English speaking and writing skills for the workplace.

TOEIC Testing for Education and Training

Proof of Progress Beyond the Academic

"Scores obtained on this test and added to (a student's) CV are recognized by companies all over the world.” —Laurent Bazin, Versailles Saint-Quentin University, France

TOEIC tests are fair, valid, and reliable measures of the practical English skills that your students will need as they enter the workforce. Developed by ETS through over 30 years of continuing research, TOEIC tests

TOEIC Testing for Employers

English language assessments that meet business needs

TOEIC test questions simulate real-life situations encountered in the global workplace. Score reports provide accurate, meaningful feedback about a test taker's strengths and weaknesses, along with a description of the English language strengths typical of test takers performing at various score levels. This allows employers to:

 
  • Relate test scores to the tasks employees may perform on the job
     
  • Use the descriptions to inform critical hiring and placement decisions 
     
  • Select the employee with the English-language abilities the job requires
     

Two TOEIC test users describe why they chose the tests:

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