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Candidates for TOEIC Testing can sit at either a nominated Public Testing Centre, or in some cases at their Language School if that School is an Authorised TOEIC Test Centre.

Public Testing occurs at nominated locations, times and dates using secure forms which have not been previously released, thereby maintaining the most secure testing conditions and rigorous professional guidelines.  Within some Language Schools, a student can apply through the School administration to sit TOEIC and receive scores and feedback at their place of training.

The latter is called “Institutional Testing” and is attractive to students because of

1. •the simplicity and ease of the assessment process
   

2. •the frequency of and access to regular testing
   

3. •the lack of “stress” when undertaking the test in familiar settings with fellow students
   

Our internal research shows that regular Institutional testing (every 28 days or thereabouts) reveals progress and/or "plateauing" which is not attributable to chance.  Such simple, cost effective, and regular testing can be a huge benefit to students and teachers alike, providing a framework for feedback, discussions, and coaching. TOEIC’s stock of proven parallel forms makes this assessment realistic, achievable and highly motivating for students.

Find out how your School can become an Authorised TOEIC Test Centre, and perhaps a Public Testing centre as well.