TOEIC:

 OFFICIAL  LEARNING  AND  

PREPARATION  COURSE  
JESSICA  LEMOS
Schedule
Lesson  1  – Introduction
Lesson  2  – Practice  Test  1
Lesson  3  – Correction  of  Practice  Test  1,  comments  and  activities  on  areas  of  difficulty
Lesson  4  – Practice  Test  2
Lesson  5  – Correction  of  Practice  Test  2,  comments  and  activities  on  areas  of  difficulty
Lessons  6  and  7  – Mock  Test
Lesson  8  – Correction  of  Mock  Test,  comments  and  activities  on  areas  of  difficulty
About
About  the  TOEIC  Test
Trusted worldwide by over 14,000 organizations in
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   150 countries, the TOEIC® program
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provides the reliable credential you need to demonstrate your ________________ English proficiency to potential
employers all over the world. The TOEIC tests can help expand your ________________
job opportunities as
employers seek English proficient candidates to help contribute to a workforce capable of
effective international communication.
Who  takes  it?
1. People  who  use  English  in  real-­‐life  work  settings  

2. People  who  require  English  for  their  work  

3. Individuals  who  are  preparing  to  enter  the  workplace  

4. Candidates  for  training to  be  conducted  in  English  

5. Individuals  in  English-­‐language  training  programs

Why  taking  it?
1. Verify your  current  level  of  English  proficiency  

2. Qualify  for  a  new  position and/or  promotion in  a  company  

3. Enhance  your  professional  credentials

4. Monitor  your  progress in  English  

5. Set  your  own  learning  goals  

6. Involve  your  employer in  advancing  your  English  ability

 Contexts

Corporate  Development Entertainement Housing   Travel

Dining  Out Finance  and  Budgeting Shopping Technical  Areas

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 Test  Content
The TOEIC® Listening  and  Reading  test  is  a  paper-­‐and-­‐pencil,  m ultiple-­‐choice  assessment.  There  
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wo  timed  sections  of  100  questions  each.

The  test  takes  approximately  2½  hours,  with:

• 45  minutes  for  Section  I  -­‐ Listening
• 75  minutes  for  Section  II  -­‐ Reading
Test  Content
Listening
Test  takers  listen  to  a  variety  of  questions  and  short  conversations  recorded  in  English,  then  
answer  questions  based  on  what  they  have  heard  (100  questions).
Part  1:  Photographs
Part  2:  Question-­‐Response
Part  3:  Conversations
Part  4:  Short  Talks
Part  1:  Photographs  

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The  statements  will  not  be  printed in  your  test  
book  and  will  be  spoken  only  one  time.  
There  are  a  total  of  10  photographs  in  this  part.  
Part  1:  Photographs  
Part  1:  Photographs  
Part  2:  Question-­‐response

The  statements  will  not  be  printed in  your  test  

book  and  will  be  spoken  only  one  time.  
There  are  a  total  of  30  questions  in  this  part.  
Part  2:  Question-­‐response
Part  3:  Conversations  
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The  statements  will  
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your  test  book  and  
will  be  spoken  only  
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There  are  a  total  of  
X 10  conversations  
with  3  questions  
each  in  this  part.  

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Part  3:  Conversations  
Part  4:  Short  talks

X X
The  statements  will  not  
be  printed in  your  test  
book  and  will  be  spoken  
only  one  time.  
X There  are  a  total  of  10  
short  monologues  with  
3  questions  each in  this  
part.  
Part  4:  Short  talks
Test  Content
Reading
Test  takers  read  a  variety  of  texts  and  answer  several  different  types  of  reading  comprehension  
questions.  The  entire  reading  test  will  last  75  minutes.  There  are  three  parts:
Part  5:  Incomplete  Sentences
Part  6:  Incomplete  Texts
Part  7:  Reading  Comprehension
Part  5:  Incomplete  Sentences

There  are  a  total  of  40  

incomplete  sentences  to  
be  completed  in  this  
part.  
Part  6:  Incomplete  Texts

There  are  a  total  of  4  

texts  with  3  gaps  each  to  
be  completed  in  this  
part.  
Part  7:  Reading  Comprehension

Single  Passages:  There  

are  a  total  of  7-­‐10  texts  
with  2-­‐5  questions  each  
to  be  answered.
Part  7:  Reading  Comprehension
Part  7:  Reading  Comprehension
Part  7:  Reading  Comprehension

Double  Passages:  
Questions  are  based  on  
two  interrelated  texts.  
There  are  a  total  of  4  
pairs  of  texts  with  5  
questions  each  to  be  
answered.