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TOEIC for study and work

A programme that lifts your TOEIC score while building the English you use at work. Three one-to-one classes cover reading and listening; three group classes take grammar, vocabulary and discussion.

Who it's for
University students, job seekers, working professionals, anyone facing a promotion or an overseas posting
Goal
A TOEIC score, and English for work
Age
17+
Level
CEFR A2 – C1

Course structure

TOEIC6 classes1:1 ×3 · Group ×34 · 8 · 12 weeks
1:1
Reading 1Reading 2Listening
Group
GrammarVocabularyDiscussion

What each subject covers

TOEIC Reading 1 (1:1)Parts 5 and 6. You work on grammar and sentence structure, vocabulary and word forms, incomplete sentences and context clues, timing yourself to raise accuracy and speed together.
TOEIC Reading 2 (1:1)Part 7. You read notices and advertisements, emails, articles and reports as single, double and triple passages, practising skimming and scanning, finding key information, spotting paraphrases and managing your time.
TOEIC Listening (1:1)Parts 1–4. You listen to photographs, question–response, conversations, talks and announcements set at work and in daily life, catching main ideas and details and weeding out the distractors.
TOEIC Grammar (group)The grammar TOEIC relies on: parts of speech, tenses, subject–verb agreement, articles and prepositions, conjunctions, the passive, relative clauses and modals, learned and then applied straight to the questions.
TOEIC Vocabulary (group)Workplace vocabulary for business, hiring, meetings, travel, finance, sales, customer service and office communication, learned with word families, collocations and context.
TOEIC Discussion (group)English beyond the test. You give opinions and reasons, agree and disagree, explain, compare and give examples, talking through workplace and everyday topics.
Choose your length
4 weeks · Familiarisation and foundation
You learn the test format, find your weak spots, and build the core strategies, grammar and vocabulary.
8 weeks · Development and score improvement
You develop every major TOEIC skill and shore up your weaknesses, building speed and accuracy with regular practice tests.
12 weeks · Intensive preparation
You go deep across every skill and learn the advanced strategies, with regular mock tests to keep track of how you are improving.

Common questions

My English is still basic. Can I join?

The recommended level is CEFR A2–C1, and we place you by your current English and your TOEIC performance. If you are a beginner, an English foundation course first can help before you move into TOEIC preparation. We decide it together at the consultation.

How many weeks should I enrol for?

You choose 4, 8 or 12 weeks. Four weeks gets you familiar with the test and the core strategies, eight builds your skills and your score, and twelve is an intensive run with regular mock tests.

Is it only test technique?

Alongside how to answer TOEIC questions, you build the grammar, vocabulary, reading and listening underneath, and the confidence to say what you think in English. That is why there is a discussion class.

Enrollment
Classes start every Monday

Every new start opens on a Monday morning with a level test, and your course and group classes are set by the result.

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What tuition covers
  • All classes in your chosen course load
  • Dormitory
  • Meals every day · halal and vegetarian available
  • Laundry — paid separately
  • Your own Progress Sheet