Everything is in English. There are no Japanese instructions, so getting through the questions is itself part of the measurement.
Listening questions come with audio, and the script is never shown on screen, so you are actually tested on what you hear.
Pick the level closest to where you think you are. Each level is a separate test.
| Level | Roughly | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Beginner | Around TOEIC 400–500 / CEFR A2 | 40 min |
| Intermediate | Around TOEIC 600–750 / CEFR B1–B2 | 40 min |
| Advanced | TOEIC 800+ / CEFR C1 | 40 min |
Questions are in English only.
The meeting starts at ten. Please don't be ______.
NOTICE The elevator on the 3rd floor will be under repair on Monday, May 12, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Please use the stairs or the elevator on the 1st floor during this time. We are sorry for the trouble. What should people do on Monday morning?
Not an exact score. Each level maps to an approximate TOEIC and CEFR range, which is enough to place yourself.
No. It measures English itself, so the questions are English only.
There is a free sample you can take right away with no payment. The full test for each level is paid, and it includes the full question review and the shareable result.
No. Pick the level closest to where you think you are. If it turns out to be too easy or too hard, the result will tell you, and you can take a different level next.
Yes. It works in a phone browser.
Each section has its own timer. When the timer ends the section closes and your answers so far are kept.
Each one covers a different part of working and living in Japan.