English Language Certification
The TOEIC: Show off your English skills
Test of English for International Communication
The TOEIC is a certification that measures your proficiency in English in everyday and professional international situations.
A tangible achievement that you can highlight in your academic career, job applications, and future job search.
Why take the TOEIC while in school?
- Further Education: Highlight your English proficiency in your application, particularly when applying for a master’s program, in accordance with the program’s requirements.
- Internships and Work-Study Programs: Provide a recruiter with concrete evidence of your language skills.
- First Job: Include a recognized certification on your resume and demonstrate your ability to thrive in an international professional environment.
What does the certification assess?
Depending on the test format chosen, the TOEIC assesses 2 or 4 English language skills.
- 2 skills
- Listening: Listening Comprehension
- Reading: Reading Comprehension
- 4 skills
- Listening Comprehension
- Reading Comprehension
- Oral Expression
- Written Expression
TOEIC Listening & Reading
The TOEIC Listening & Reading test assesses your listening and reading comprehension.
- Listening – 45 minutes
- 100 listening comprehension questions, divided into four sections.
- Reading – 75 minutes
- 100 reading comprehension questions, divided into three sections.
- In total
- 200 multiple-choice questions to be completed in about 2 hours.
Understanding Your Score
Your TOEIC score allows you to assess your English proficiency level according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), from A1 to C1.
As a point of reference, a B2 level corresponds to 785 points on the TOEIC Listening & Reading test.
However, the expected score may vary depending on the program, institution, or career path.
Take the TOEIC at the UFR STAPS
1. Paper-based TOEIC
- Price: 74 €
- The session will be held in person at the UFR STAPS, in Lecture Hall A.
- Dates
- Saturday, December 12, 2026
- Saturday, February 6, 2027
2. TOEIC Online
- Price:
- €88 (for 2 skills)
- €160 (for 4 skills)
- The exam is administered remotely, from the candidate's home, on a computer.
- Dates
- Saturday, December 12, 2026
- Wednesday, January 20, 2027
- Saturday, January 23, 2027
- Saturday, February 6, 2027
- Technical Requirements: To take the TOEIC online, you must have:
- the latest version of Google Chrome;
- a PC or Mac equipped with a webcam;
- Windows 8.1 or later, or Mac OS X 10.11 or later;
- a phone running at least iOS 8.0 or Android 4.1, connected to Wi-Fi;
- A stable Internet connection. A wired connection is strongly recommended;
- speakers built into the computer.
- Headphones and earbuds are not permitted. Using them will result in the score being voided.
Information and Registration
To participate in a session, you must complete the registration form.
For Test Takers – TOEIC Online
- To participate in one of the sessions offered, you must complete the registration form attached to this email.
- Application deadline: Thursday, October 22, 2026.
- Please submit your complete application by this date to Ms. Véronique Parra's office (Building A, 1st floor—UFR STAPS).
For Test Takers – Paper-Based TOEIC
- Application deadline: 3 weeks before Session 1 or 2.
Certification Center – Montpellier
- Registration:
Building A – contact Ms. Véronique Parra
Office – 1st floor
The registration form is available for download below.
Additional information is also available in the informational slideshow.
If you have any questions, please contact:
Souad Bastide souad.bastide@umontpellier.fr and Véronique Parra veronique.parra@umontpellier.fr
DOCUMENTS TO DOWNLOAD
How to Prepare
- We've provided a number of links to help you with your work.
- This preparation is self-directed; we strongly recommend that you study regularly so that you’ll be ready on the big day.
Bibliography and Links
- Introductory video: This video highlights the key points.
- ENT—Library—Databases—VOCABLE Digital Version(includes 10 TOEIC tests and several resources, such as placement tests and self-assessment tests)
- English Exams: Free Practice Tests, TOEIC, Cambridge, etc.
- Global Exam: global-exam.com—free practice tests for TOEIC, TOEFL, Linguaskill …
- Duolingo.com (additional tests)
- Clozemaster.com (easy vocabulary learning + pronunciation)
- Learning apps.org (exercise bank)
- Oddcast.com (pronunciation of selected phrases)
- Playphrase.me (words and phrases from TV show clips)
- BBC Learning English (free website and app—lessons, podcasts, videos with downloadable transcripts)
- Voice of America: Learn English (free website and app—lessons, podcasts, and videos with downloadable transcripts)
- https://www.grammarly.com