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You are right to want to take the TOEIC!"
Publish at November 10 2021 Updated September 22 2022
TOEIC - Training with Global-Exam
Standardized English exam recognized worldwide
You are right to want to take the TOEIC!"
A global benchmark, the TOEIC®(Test of English for International Communication) determines your level of professional English.
This certification is recognized by more than 14,000 companies in over 160 countries. The TOEIC assesses your language skills in reading and speaking.
Composition of the TOEIC exam
- The exam lasts from 2h to 5h, depending on the level chosen. It is graded on 100 points and divided into four categories
- Oral comprehension: 4 exercises based on audio excerpts: descriptions, questions and answers, dialogues, presentations. 100 questions 45 minutes 495 points
- Written comprehension: 4 exercises based on texts: sentences and texts to complete, reading. 100 questions 75 minutes 495 points
Prepare well for the TOEIC with GlobalExam
- Mock exams - Test yourself in real-life conditions and find out your score
- Corrected exercises - Practice, learn from your mistakes and progress quickly
- Customized courses - Choose the right course for your goal and stay motivated
- Progress Tracking - Follow your progress in real time until the day!
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