Understanding the TOEIC Exam Layout

The TOEIC (Test of English for International Communication) is designed to evaluate your English proficiency, specifically in a business context. The exam is divided into two main sections: Listening and Reading.

Listening Section

This part tests your ability to understand spoken English through a variety of everyday work scenarios. It includes conversations, talks, and short dialogues.

• Part 1: Photographs
• Part 2: Question-Response
• Part 3: Conversations
• Part 4: Talks

Reading Section

This section measures your ability to read and comprehend written English, including business emails and notices.

• Part 5: Incomplete Sentences
• Part 6: Text Completion
• Part 7: Reading Comprehension

Tips for Each Section

• Familiarize yourself with the question types.
• Practice time management to avoid rushing.
• Read instructions carefully before answering.

Why Does Structure Matter?

Knowing the structure helps you allocate your time wisely and prepare more effectively for each part of the test.