The TOEIC test, Test of English for International Communication, holds immense importance in South Korea. It is frequently used by employers, universities, and government institutions as a standard measure of a person's English skills.

Daegu University offers a variety of programs to assist students with the test, including different classes and participation opportunities that are open to all students.

Students can enroll in a 2-credit course named "TOEIC" that uses a TOEIC workbook and is taught exclusively in English. This comprehensive class consists of daily sessions focused on three key components: vocabulary, listening, and reading.

Also, there are "Authorized Test English" classes available at Daegu University, taught by professors from the English department. Taking this course automatically transfers the credits to your major, as the university recognizes the importance of achieving the required TOEIC scores for future career prospects.

If you don't have time to attend classes, you can take practice tests. Our university offers monthly mock tests to students for free. These tests can be taken online at a scheduled date and time, and the results are typically available within a week.

Professor Ben Gale, the TOEIC class instructor, says students aiming for a higher TOEIC score should "try to find English enjoyable through books, movies, and TV shows, and suggests taking many practice tests for preparation.

L.L.F reporter Min-a Lee