The TOEIC test is designed to measure the level of profeciency in the use of the English language for international communications in business and other professional environments. The TOEIC is well known by businesses, employers, schools, and recruiters throughout the world as being a very accurate measure of an individuals ability to communicate through the use of the English language.

The TOEIC isdivided into two individual tests. Listening and Reading, and Speaking and Writing. If you're taking the test for a job position, you'll need to ask your employer which test to take, many times you may be required to take both tests.The scoring system is different for each version of the test.

The TOEIC L&R test is divided into listening and reading, and the student is given a score from 5-495. This means that the total score ranges from 10-990. Acceptable scores will vary depending on your reasons for taking the test, so you'll need to contact your school or future employer in order to find out what their requirements are.

The TOEIC S&W test is broken up into 11 sections. The first 9 sections are given a score from 0-3, with the last two sections given a score of 0-5. The total combined scores are then assigned to a scale of 0-200. Again, you'll need to contact your school or employer to find out their minimum qualifying scores.