900+
What the score describes, near C1
On the TOEIC Listening & Reading scale, 900+ is often read as fluent professional English, near C1. That is a reading of the score, not a Liwaza result.
TOEIC
The TOEIC comes after IELTS or TOEFL
Liwaza does not prepare the TOEIC as a product. The English path is IELTS and TOEFL. A diagnostic comes first. One level takes 2 months of regular work: B1 to B2, then B2 to C1. C1 is the aim. Not everyone reaches it in 2 months. After that, a candidate can sit the TOEIC if a school still asks for it. The button opens the coaching calendar.
A diagnostic, then 2 months per level
We start with a diagnostic test. Moving from one level to the next takes 2 months of regular work with Liwaza. B1 to B2 takes 2 months. B2 to C1 takes another 2 months. That applies to IELTS and TOEFL, and to anyone who later sits the TOEIC or the Duolingo English Test.
What a TOEIC score describes
These bands describe the test scale. They are not Liwaza student results.
785+
What the score describes, often B2
785+ is often read as B2, the threshold some French schools cite. That is a reading of the score, not a Liwaza result.
650+
What the score describes, often B1
650+ is often read as B1. That is a reading of the score, not a Liwaza result.
TOEIC structure, the exam someone may sit afterwards
Liwaza does not prepare the TOEIC as a product. The list below describes the exam, for someone who wants to sit it after IELTS or TOEFL.
Listening - Part 2
Question-response
Listening - Part 3
Conversations
Listening - Part 4
Talks
Reading - Part 5
Incomplete sentences
Reading - Part 6
Text completion
Reading - Part 7
Reading comprehension