TOEIC Speaking and Writing Preparation Course

Explore the TOEIC speaking test's six tasks, including two reading texts, a picture description, topic-based questions, information-based questions, a problem-solving task, and an opinion, in about 20 minutes.

Learn to read aloud texts with 45 seconds to prepare and 45 seconds to read, aiming for pronunciation, intonation and stress accuracy to earn up to 12 marks.

Practice reading aloud from on-screen text with timed preparation and delivery, using a sample description of Wonderland Mall to build TOEIC speaking and writing skills.

practice read-aloud skills under timed conditions, with 45 seconds to prepare and 45 seconds to read, using a text about convenience, schools, public transportation, parks, and a city hotel.

Practice reading aloud with 45 seconds to prepare and 45 seconds to read, and learn interview etiquette—from dressing to confident introductions—eye contact, handshake, and a smile—Ocean View Restaurant ad.

Describe the picture on your screen by detailing its main features in simple, intelligible language after a 30-second preparation and 45-second speech, aiming for three marks.

Describe picture: three young professionals in smart business clothes, a man shaking hands with a woman while another watches, smiling, with a whiteboard in the background for toeic speaking practice.

Describe a picture of a man in overalls cleaning a large restaurant window, holding a cloth and tool, with a table and tablecloth visible inside.

Describe a picture: practice 3 trains you to describe a four-person meeting with a laptop, notes, coffee cups, and a visible leader, within 30 seconds prep and 45 seconds talk.

Practice responding to questions under time limits, with clear pronunciation and relevant content. Answer 15 seconds for questions 4-5 and 30 seconds for question 6, aiming for relevance and cohesion.

Practice responding to questions about dining preferences, including why you choose restaurant meals. Highlight favorites (Chinese, Indian, Italian) and the appeal of family-owned Italian venues with wide menus and desserts.

Practice 2 covers responding to questions four to six about birthday celebrations in my country, including how people celebrate and attitudes toward aging.

Toeic speaking and writing preparation course, practice three: answer library questions with no preparation time and strict timing—15 seconds, 30 seconds for question six—developing concise, focused responses.

Learn to answer three information-based questions from a provided text with clear, complete, and appropriate responses, while mastering pronunciation, intonation, grammar, and cohesion for TOEIC speaking.

Practice 1 trains you to respond to questions using information provided, under strict timing, answering three questions about travel, meetings, and scheduling.

TOEIC speaking and writing preparation course practice 2 trains you to respond to three questions using information provided within time limits, and learn word processing class details, costs, and Saturday options.

Practice answering questions using provided information within tight reading and speaking times, covering who speaks first, sales report speakers, and post-lunch planning details.

Learn to propose a complete, relevant solution to a customer problem in a 60-second TOEIC style response, demonstrating clear understanding, appropriate client relationships, and cohesive, accurate language.

Demonstrate how to handle a dental emergency when the clinic is fully booked by showing that emergencies are seen and patients wait in the waiting room, with a lunchtime option.

Practice proposing a solution under time pressure: 30 seconds to prepare and 60 seconds to speak, including arranging one-to-one karate lessons after school for a shy 10-year-old.

Practice proposing a solution under time pressure in a hotel scenario, weighing options like sponge-cleaning and ironing, and delivering a concise 60-second spoken response after 30-second prep.

Express your opinion clearly, supported by reasons, with simple language to stay intelligible and coherent. Highlight pronunciation, intonation, stress, vocabulary, cohesion, and content relevance to maximize six marks.

Express an opinion on whether you prefer driving or public transport, with 15 seconds prep and 60 seconds to speak, highlighting why public transport suits you.

Advocate that city living is better than the countryside, highlighting more jobs, better facilities, diverse leisure options, and efficient transport for socializing.

Express opinions on whether smoking should be banned in public places while respecting others who disagree. Propose bans in enclosed spaces like restaurants, cinemas, or public transport, with smoker-friendly provisions.

The TOEIC writing section covers three tasks: sentences based on pictures (15 marks), responses to written requests (8 marks), and an opinion essay (5 marks), with time guidelines.

Learn to write a single, grammatically correct sentence based on a picture in TOEIC speaking and writing task one, using two given words or phrases within eight minutes.

Learn to craft clear, multi-sentence email responses under exam time, addressing all prompts with coherent organization and appropriate tone to maximize scores on two emails.

Master writing task three in the toeic speaking and writing course by presenting a clear opinion, explaining and supporting it with reasons and examples in about 300 words.

Practice writing an opinion essay for TOEIC speaking and writing, focusing on clear expression and argument development in practice 3.