Free and Fee TOEIC Preparation Resources

TOEIC stands for Test of English for International Communication. It measures your skill at using the English language in a work environment. TOEIC was developed by ETS, the Education Testing Service in the USA, on the request of the Japanese Ministry of International Trade in the 70s.

It is now used in over 60 countries.

Until recent times TOEIC was popular in Japan and South Korea, and a good TOEIC score usually meant obtaining a good job. Businesses in South Korea are now moving away from relying on the TOEIC score as it is now believed that it is not a good indicator of overall English skills. (See IELTS and PTE)

Useful Fee and Free TOEIC Preparation links

A Review of TOEIC. Comprehensive TOEIC explanation and examples

English Test - Features many TOEIC practice questions.

Nuances of TOEIC An online listening test from France

Harry Potter TOEIC test! Just for fun!

4 Tests free TOEIC practice exam Choose the sections you want to practice.

ETS TOEIC tips from English Club

TOEIC sample questions via the English section of this Japanese site. Click on the 'sample questions'

Barron's TOEIC Practice Exams is the latest edition released April 2017
Find out more here: TOEIC Practice Exams

TOEIC Prep Resources
www.toeicprep.info

TOEIC Resources and Free Test! TOEIC Club
toeiclub.com/free-toeic-test/

TOEIC: Presentation - Tips - Videos - TOEIC Tests
www.henry4school.fr/Language/TOIEC.htm

TOEIC Online Test (TOT)
www.toeic-online-test.com

Good Luck TOEIC - Advice, Tips, and Guides to taking the TOEIC Exam
www.goodlucktoeic.com

For teachers
TOEIC game.

Comment from the webmaster:
Wow. Thank you to all the people who have suddenly discovered this page over 10 years since I had last updated it! Thank you to whoever linked to it. I've now added some new links for you and deleted ones that are no longer available.
This page had been previously updated in 2007. I've now updated it again, in April 2017. Next update, maybe 2027? :) If this page remains popular I'll update it more often. Many thanks. - Jason

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