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ETS Tests
TOEIC® - Speaking and Writing Test
The TOEIC® Speaking and Writing tests measure a person's ability to speak and write in English in the workplace environment using key expressions and common, everyday vocabulary.
The Speaking & Writing test maintains ETS’s high standards, and uses a centralised team of scorers based in Princeton where every test is scored and checked by at least 3 scorers.
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This test is currently being launched in Australia & New Zealand.
There are 4 options
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1)SWOPT (Speaking & Writing Online Preparation Test)
This is a full length test on the candidate’s own computer.
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2)Institutional Testing
This test is a full speaking and writing test, performed any time of the month by an institution for its students, job seekers, or employees.
The resulting score report is valid for the institution in which it was tested. The test is only available through a candidate’s institution (for example their school, or prospective employer) - if they are an Authorised TOEIC Testing Centre. -
3)ETS Endorsed Institutional Testing (for recognition by UK Immigration and CASA)
This is the full speaking and writing test, taken in conjunction with the Public Listening and Reading test. Candidates receive a 4 facet score (Listening/Reading/Speaking/Writing) - which includes the L&R Official Score Report and a special S&W Institutional Score Report, endorsed by ETS.
It is preferred that candidates take the public test (#4, below).
If a candidate can not test on the public testing day, this qualification is accepted by CASA for pilots and for UK Immigration. Other organisations requiring secure testing may also request this endorsement. -
4)Public Testing
Public testing of Speaking and Writing produces a Official Score Report accepted internationally. Testing is controlled worldwide to ensure the highest validity of test results.
Testing will occur on S&W Public Test dates simultaneously worldwide, falling on a Wednesday afternoon/evening in 2011.
Please see our public testing dates and locations.
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