About the TOEIC® Listening and Reading Test

For more than 30 years, the TOEIC® Listening and Reading test has set the standard for assessing English-language listening and reading skills needed in the workplace.

• Listening skills are important for face-to-face communication, meetings, videoconferencing, podcasts and telephone conversations.

• Reading skills are necessary for e-mail, reports, newsletters and other forms of business correspondence.

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Structure of the TOEIC Test

Listening comprehension       100 questions – 45 minutes

Part I: Photographs (20 questions)
Part II: Question-Responses (30 questions)
Part III: Short Conversations (30 questions)
Part IV: Short Talks (20 questions)

Reading comprehension       100 questions – 75 minutes

Part V: Incomplete Sentences (40 questions)
Part VI: Text completion (12 questions)
Part VII: Reading Comprehension-Single Passages (28 questions) Double Passages (20 questions)

Total                                       200 questions – 2 hours

Examinee Handbook

To view the TOEIC® Listening and Reading Examinee Handbook, please click here for the English version, or click here for the Vietnamese version.

Top 10 TOEIC Tips

1. Set a goal
2. Understand the test
3. Make a study plan
4. Divide study time appropriately
5. Build a strong vocabulary
6. Isolate your weak points
7. Eliminate distractors
8. Trust your instincts
9. Don’t try to translate
10. Guess as a last resort

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