English Language Tests - TOEFL, TOEIC

If you're planning to take the TOEFL, check here first! This page offers the basic TOEFL information including TOEFL scoring, section breakdowns, test prep tips and more!

If you're a non-native English speaker going for the big promotion, the TOEIC may be on your checklist of things to do. Read here for test tips, section information, scoring details, and ways to achieve more than you thought you could.

If you're a non-native English speaker going for the big promotion, the TOEIC may be on your checklist of things to do. Read here for test tips, section information, scoring details, and ways to achieve more than you thought you could.

Here are the costs associated with the TOEFL Internet-Based Test. Check out the registration fees and other fees here so you'll know how to budget your cash.

The TOEIC Listening Test is Section 1 of the Traditional TOEIC exam, also known as TOEIC Listening and Reading. The TOEIC Speaking and Writing Exam is administered separately. So what should you know about TOEIC Listening before you register for the test? Read on for more information.

Check here for the TOEFL pBT registration fees and other costs associated with the test.

Need help on the TOEIC Listening and Reading? Here are some TOEIC Listening practice questions for part one, Photographs. Test your skills here with TOEIC Listening practice questions!

The TOEIC Listening and Reading test has four parts to the Listening section: Photographs, Question – Response, Conversations and Short Talks. The questions here are samples of the Short Talks section, or Part 4 of TOEIC Listening.

The TOEIC Listening and Reading test comes equipped with all sorts of questions to test your acquisition of the English language. Here are a few examples of the TOEIC Listening "Question - Response" Questions, or Part Two of the section. More TOEIC Listening Practice Questions

Here are the answers for the TOEIC Listening Practice: Short Talks. If you haven't read the TOEIC Listening Practice: Short Talks answers, then take a look at that article before you proceed!

The TOEIC Speaking Test is the first part of the TOEIC Speaking and Writing Exam, (which is different from the TOEIC Listening and Reading Test, by the way). So what's on the TOEIC Speaking Test? Read on for the details

The TOEIC Speaking Test is the first part of the TOEIC Speaking and Writing Exam, (which is different from the TOEIC Listening and Reading Test, by the way). So what's on the TOEIC Speaking Test? Read on for the details

The TOEIC Reading Test is Section 2 of the Traditional TOEIC exam, also known as TOEIC Listening and Reading. The TOEIC Speaking and Writing Exam is administered separately. So what should you know about TOEIC Reading before you register for the test? Read on for more information.

If you've taken the TOEIC Listening and Reading, then you may be wondering what a good TOEIC score is. Although many corporations and educational institutions have their own expectations and minimum requirements for TOEIC scores, these descriptors can at least give you an idea of where your TOEIC score stands among them.

If you've taken the TOEIC Listening and Reading, then you may be wondering what a good TOEIC score is. Although many corporations and educational institutions have their own expectations and minimum requirements for TOEIC scores, these descriptors can at least give you an idea of where your TOEIC score stands among them.

So, you're taking the TOEFL and would like to know what a good TOEFL score is. Good! I have the "good TOEFL score" info here, along with an explanation of the TOEFL score system for the IBT and PBT versions of the tests.

The TOEIC Listening and Reading test has four parts to the Listening section: Photographs, Question – Response, Conversations and Short Talks. The questions here are samples of the Conversations section, or Part 3 of TOEIC Listening.

If TOEFL registration is high on your list of priorities, then these facts will help get you on your way. Check here first before completing your 2012 TOEFL registration!

If you're considering taking the TOEIC to further your career, then you must get details on TOEIC registration. Good news! TOEIC registration details abound here, and you can even register to take the TOEIC online through this site.

Writing an essay in your first language is tough, but writing one in your second or third is even harder. If you're taking the TOEFL or the TOEIC Writing portion, read this description of how to write a great essay for the TOEFL or TOEIC

To make an inference is to use an educated guess to get to the implied meaning of something. You have to know how to make an inference on most standardized tests, so it's good to practice! Here's the lowdown on how to make an inference when needed.

To make an inference is to make an educated guess based on evidence. Can you do it? Try to make an inference based on these photos. What do they mean? It's a standardized test skill you have to know!

Learning grammar and writing isn't enough to master the English language. You must understand common English idioms if you want to score well on the TOEFL or the TOEIC. These common English idioms are just thirty of the thousands out there!

The TOEFL comes in two different forms; the Internet-based TOEFL is just one of them, and its sections, scoring, and times are unique to that test. Click here to prepare!

If you're signed up for the TOEFL PBT, then you better read before you proceed. Check here for question types, section times, and more details about what you need to know for this paper-based English language test.

Not sure which English Language Test to take? Check out this chart for a comparison between the two most popular English Language Tests in the country. It should help you make a decision!

Part of knowing the English language is understanding slang. If you're stuck between a rock and a hard place, don't throw in the towel! Try this interactive test and see where you stand with English idioms

Gearing up to take the TOEFL Internet-Based Test? You'd do well to try out this practice assessment first. The more familiar you are with the format, the better you'll do.

The TOEIC Listening and Reading test has four parts: Photographs, Question Response, Conversations and Short Talks. The answers listed below relate to the Question - Response Practice. If you haven't read the article, please do so before proceeding. Otherwise, you'll just be confused! TOEIC Listening Question Response Practice

Here are the answers to the TOEIC Listening Practice: Conversations article. Please read that first before you proceed, otherwise, you'll have no idea what this means!