TOEIC Preparation Course

Lesson 1 • Setting a Realistic Target Score

Guides learners in diagnosing current proficiency and mapping it to a target band. Aligns study effort with professional or academic score requirements.

Lesson 2 • Overview of TOEIC Test Sections

Introduces the two main TOEIC batteries and their respective parts. Establishes a mental map of the full exam that guides all subsequent study.

Lesson 3 • Timing and Pacing Fundamentals

Breaks down time allotted per section and per question type. Builds awareness of pacing constraints critical for test-day performance.

Lesson 1 • High-Frequency TOEIC Word Lists

Introduces the most commonly tested nouns, verbs, and adjectives across TOEIC parts. Provides the foundational word bank for all listening and reading tasks.

Lesson 2 • Vocabulary Retention Strategies

Presents spaced repetition, flashcard systems, and contextual reading techniques. Ensures long-term recall rather than short-term cramming.

Lesson 3 • Vocabulary in Business Contexts

Groups vocabulary by workplace domain such as finance, HR, and logistics. Contextual grouping accelerates retention and realistic usage.

Lesson 1 • Conditionals and Modal Verbs

Explains zero through third conditionals and the full modal verb system. These structures appear frequently in business correspondence tested in Parts 6 and 7.

Lesson 2 • Verb Tenses and Aspect

Covers simple, progressive, perfect, and perfect-progressive tenses in business contexts. Accurate tense use is critical for Part 5 and Part 6 completion tasks.

Lesson 3 • Parts of Speech and Sentence Structure

Reviews nouns, pronouns, verbs, and modifiers within sentence patterns. Establishes the grammatical baseline required for all subsequent grammar topics.

Lesson 4 • Prepositions, Articles, and Determiners

Addresses the most error-prone small words tested in TOEIC incomplete-sentence items. Targeted practice reduces careless mistakes on high-frequency items.

Lesson 1 • Accent Exposure and Sound Discrimination

Exposes learners to North American, British, Australian, and other accents used in TOEIC. Broad accent familiarity prevents comprehension breakdowns on test day.

Lesson 2 • Part 2: Question-Response Mechanics

Covers the six question types and their expected response patterns in Part 2. Understanding question logic prevents selection of plausible-sounding wrong answers.

Lesson 3 • Listening for Key Words and Signals

Builds the skill of catching stressed words, signal phrases, and topic shifts in audio. Selective attention reduces cognitive overload during rapid delivery.

Lesson 1 • Part 4: Monologue Comprehension

Addresses announcements, advertisements, and reports delivered as single-speaker audio. Learners distinguish main idea from supporting detail in dense monologues.

Lesson 2 • Pre-Reading Questions Before Audio

Teaches the technique of reading questions and answer choices before audio plays. This previewing strategy focuses attention and reduces re-listening needs.

Lesson 3 • Note-Taking and Memory Techniques

Introduces shorthand notation and chunking strategies for retaining audio content. Effective notes bridge the gap between hearing and answering correctly.

Lesson 4 • Full Listening Section Simulation

Runs timed, full-length Parts 1–4 practice sets with immediate error analysis. Simulation builds stamina and reveals persistent weak areas for targeted review.

Lesson 1 • Time Management for Parts 5 and 6

Establishes per-item time budgets and skip-and-return protocols for difficult items. Efficient pacing preserves time for the longer Part 7 reading section.

Lesson 2 • Part 6: Text Completion Strategies

Addresses four-option blanks within short passages requiring contextual and grammatical judgment. Learners use surrounding sentences to select the best-fit answer.

Lesson 3 • Error Pattern Analysis and Correction

Identifies the most common mistake types in Parts 5 and 6 through practice-set review. Targeted correction of recurring errors produces the fastest score gains.

Lesson 1 • Single-Passage Reading Techniques

Covers skimming, scanning, and close reading applied to emails, memos, and notices. Efficient text navigation reduces time spent per passage without sacrificing accuracy.

Lesson 2 • Inference and Implied Meaning Questions

Trains learners to draw logical conclusions from unstated information in passages. Inference questions are among the most challenging and highest-value items in Part 7.

Lesson 3 • Vocabulary in Context Questions

Focuses on selecting the meaning of a word as used in a specific passage context. Contextual vocabulary items differ from isolated vocabulary and require distinct strategies.

Lesson 4 • Double and Triple Passage Strategies

Addresses cross-referencing information across two or three linked documents. Learners identify which passage answers each question to avoid unnecessary re-reading.

Lesson 1 • Strategic Guessing and Elimination

Teaches principled elimination and educated guessing when certainty is impossible. Proper guessing strategy prevents score loss from unanswered items.

Lesson 2 • Full-Length Practice Test Execution

Administers complete Listening & Reading tests under authentic timed conditions. Realistic simulation exposes stamina gaps and timing errors before the actual exam.

Lesson 3 • Score Analysis and Weak Area Targeting

Breaks down practice scores by part and question type to identify priority areas. Data-driven targeting maximizes score improvement per hour of remaining study time.