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One Name, Two Tests

Why 'TOEIC' Isn't One Test

What Each Test Actually Measures

Test Check

Who Takes Which Test

Typical Reasons for Each Test

Taking Both Tests

Check Your Understanding

Two Tests Check

Tell Us What You Think

Orientation to TOEIC as two separate, independently-scored tests (Listening & Reading vs Speaking & Writing) — what each measures and how to know which one you actually need.

Orientation to what TOEIC actually is before you start studying — most learners don't realise it's two separate tests, not one.

How TOEIC Works: Two Different Tests

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