Introduction to TOEIC
TOEIC is an English examination that tests your knowledge of business English in four key areas: reading, listening, grammar and vocabulary.
The TOEIC test is designed and administered by ETS, Educational Testing Services, an American company based in New Jersey. ETS also administers other common tests like TOEFL, GMAT and GRE.
The maximum score on TOEIC is 990 points. A reasonable score is above 700 points, a good score is anything above 800 points, and a great score is anything above 900 points. At Higher Score at LSC Language Studies Canada, we try to help all of our TOEIC students get more than 800 points.
He's so kind to students and I have never seen a teacher such like him. I was amazed about his teaching skill and his ideas about English. I love my TOEIC class!
 Han Sol, Korea

What to Expect If You Take TOEIC
TOEIC is a very challenging examination, and unfortunately, many students find it hard to achieve the score they need. One reason for this is that the TOEIC questions use many challenging words, so students need a good vocabulary. The other reason is that TOEIC questions challenge students in a very logical manner. Many students are not comfortable with this type of thinking, which can make the test very challenging. The good news is that we at Higher Score at LSC Language Studies Canada can help you learn this type of thinking, which will give you a big advantage during the test and help you after you enter university.
This table shows some information about the different sections of the test:
Course Skills Time Questions Comments
Part 1 Listening around 45 minutes 10 Picture questions
Part 2 30 Sentence and response
Part 3 30 Short conversations
Part 4 30 Short talks
Part 5 Grammar Vocabulary Reading 75 minutes 40 Sentence completion
Part 6 12 Text completion
Part 7 48 Reading comprehension
If you would like more detailed information about the TOEIC test, please download this free information guide about the TOEIC test (coming soon in PDF format).
My score went up from 685 to 820. I could learn a lot of strategies which I don't see in TOEIC textbook!
 Sachiko, Japan
How to Register for TOEIC
If you are in Canada, you can register online by visiting this website, or by calling ETS Canada on 1-800-615-8666. You will need a credit card if you want to register online or by telephone. If you prefer to register in person or prefer to pay in cash, you can go to the open test centre in your city and register. Click here to find out the location of the closest TOEIC test centre closest to you.
We are currently working on a free PDF guide that will explain how to register for TOEIC in more detail. Please visit this page again soon to download your free copy. .
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 Hae Jin, Korea
What to Do on Your Exam Day
Taking the TOEIC test is a challenging experience. Our expert TOEIC instructors are currently developing a free PDF guide to help you reduce your stress and get the best score. Please visit this page again soon to download your free copy.
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 Emi, Japan