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            How to Prepare for the TOEFL Test the Right Way The TOEFL test is designed to measure the English skills of non-English speaking people by testing their writing, reading, listening and speaking abilities. 1. Get to Know the Format of the TOEFL Test If you want to take the TOEFL, it is very important to first get familiar with the TOEFL format. Check out the official TOEFL website to find information on the test format, find answers to your questions and to locate your testing centers. Understand the TOEFL content. No matter which format you take, the TOEFL always has three parts: reading, listening and writing. The Internet-based TOEFL also includes a speaking section. Internet-based test The Internet-based test (iBT) looks like this: ·          Reading section: 60-80 minutes | 36-56 questions ·          L...

Whether you work for a corporation, educational institution or government entity, or you are an individual who needs to prove your English proficiency, the  TOEIC tests  give you more than a score. They are a catalyst for progress, giving you a competitive advantage through improved English communication skills. Backed by almost 40 years of research and expertise in standardized testing, the TOEIC program assesses listening, reading, speaking and writing, the four core English-language skills, providing fair, reliable and accurate scores as well as meaningful interpretation of those scores. These actionable insights empower organizations and individuals around the world to make decisive, successful progress in the global economy. With the TOEIC program, strengthening of the talent pool with meaningful data and building a more skilled workforce for an organization is possible The TOEIC test is the best tool that makes your CV ‘shine’ in front of recruiters and enables you...

When you take the official  TOEIC test score , you will get a copy of your score. The scores come from ETS (based in New Jersey, USA), but you might receive it through your employer or school. The time it takes to get a score for the standard test (Listening and Reading) varies as it is a paper based test. If you do the optional Speaking and Writing test, you'll get your score in 3-4 weeks. Being done on the computer allows it to be graded faster. You score for either test is valid for 2 years at most. It's not valid longer than that as your skills may improve or possibly decline. There's no time limit on how soon you can take the test again if your score isn't as high as you were hoping for the first time. There's also no limit to how many times you can take the TOEIC test. So how is the TOEIC test scored? The Listening and Reading sections are scored separately. All questions are worth one point. There are 100 questions in each of the Reading and Listening s...