Examinee Handbook toeic bridge™ Test

If I have a disability, can I still take the TOEIC Speaking and 
Writing tests? 
If you require special testing arrangements because of a disability, please contact your local EPN member 
to discuss your needs at least six weeks in advance of the test date. Your local EPN member will make 
every effort to accommodate you. There is no additional cost for special accommodations. Among the 
accommodations that can be provided are extended testing time, large print, and braille versions of the 
test, or other aids customarily used by the test taker. All requests for accommodations must be approved in 
accordance with TOEIC® program policies and procedures. These procedures are located on the website at 
https://www.ets.org/toeic/test-takers/speaking-writing/disability-accommodations/
How long does it take to receive scores for the TOEIC 
Speaking and Writing tests after an administration? 
It takes approximately 14 business days to receive your scores for the TOEIC Speaking and Writing tests. 
Contact your local EPN office for specific dates. 
Do the TOEIC Speaking and Writing tests measure the 
proficiency of listening and reading skills indirectly?
Language skill levels are related because of the nature of language learning; the skills of listening and 
speaking or of reading and writing are often used together. For most people, there is quite a strong 
correlation among the four language skills. Over time, however, if you practice some skills (for example, 
reading and listening) much more often than you practice others, then the correlation may change. While 
the TOEIC® Listening and Reading tests are indirect measures of speaking and writing proficiency, the TOEIC 
Speaking and Writing tests are more direct measures of productive skills. 
Which should I take first, the TOEIC® Listening and Reading