Hansa’s TOEIC Preparation Program gets students ready for the official TOEIC exam. Our program does more than just familiarize students with exam questions and teach test taking strategies. This program breaks the TOEIC exam down into simple steps, starting with the very basics of the English language, and builds on them each day. All students who successfully complete Hansa’s TOEIC Preparation Program should be able to obtain a score of 700 on the official TOEIC exam (Reading and Listening: Paper-based). If they are unable to achieve this score they are welcome to take the course again for half the price. For best results we recommend students to take their official TOEIC exam immediately after completing the course.

The complete TOEIC Exam Preparation Program consists of a total of 120 hours of class (Monday to Friday from 9:00 AM to 12:00 noon, for eight weeks) and prepares students for the following:

Reading – Students will learn various reading strategies employed in the TOEIC exam. Students will learn how to skim for main topics, how to scan for important information and how to read intensively. Students will sharpen their deduction skills and learn how to employ their own common sense to complete reading activities in the allotted time. 

Writing – In Part One, students will learn writing activities, including how to interpret Trend and Comparative Graphs, Photos, Surveys and Polls, and also how to interpret diagrams depicting Natural Cycles, Industrial Procedures, Land Development and Instructions. Students will learn sentence and paragraph structures and the vocabulary associated with each graph or photo, and how to plan and write a report in a ten-minute time limit.

In Part Two, students will learn essay-writing activities for both Argumentative and Persuasive essays. They will learn academic grammatical forms and how to brainstorm, plan and execute a complete mini-essay, memo, or email in a ten to twenty-minute time limit.

Listening – Students will practise and improve their comprehension of spoken English and the ideas and information contained in a lecture, story or conversation. The development of listening skills focuses on recognizing the main idea of an exercise, extracting the important information of the main topic of the lecture or conversation, and answering the questions posed in each section. The exercises are designed to improve a student's ability to recognize meaning, deduct the answer from the information presented in the talk, and make the correct inference from the information presented through paraphrasing and details in a conversation or dialogue.

Speaking – Students will focus on the necessary ‘native’ vocabulary and answer structure needed to complete the three stages of the TOEIC speaking section. In Part One, students will practice the short answer structure to complete the interview and use expressive vocabulary to express their experiences, opinions and preferences. In Part Two, students will learn how to plan and deliver a one to two-minute speech. They will learn how to read aloud, express memories and experiences, and the necessary presentation skills, including intonation, stress and volume to add excitement to their speech. In Part Three, students will learn how to develop an argument or response using argumentative language to give multiple reasons, examples, conditions, or weigh the pros and cons of a given issue.

Pre-requisite: Students must pass Hansa’s Level 7 Test with a score of 70% or greater. Test your English level now with Hansa’s Online English Level Test!

Cost: The cost of Hansa's TOEIC Preparation Program is $1050 including the course ($900), materials ($100), and registration fee ($50). Add an additional $105 if you would like Hansa to book your official Listening & Reading TOEIC exam (paper based). Please go to ets.org to book the (IBT) Speaking & Writing TOEIC exam.