TOEIC scores provide a reliable assessment of English-language proficiency at the time that a test is adiminstered and are valid for 2 years. Learn more about TOEIC score reports.

Score reports differ depending on public or institutional testing sessions.

If the test is taken at a public test center (not at the request of an organization), test takers receive their scores directly from the local ETS Preferred Network (EPN) office. Scores are confidential and released only to ETS and test takers. Test takers can use these scores globally. Test takers can also send a written request to your EPN office giving them permission to release scores to a specific organization.

When ETS administers TOEIC tests at the request of a sponsoring organization or educational institution — either on site or at a test center — results are reported in a score roster and/or score report that is sent directly from the EPN office to the sponsoring organization or institution. Scores are confidential and released only to ETS and the sponsoring organization; they are not globally portable.

Test takers who feel their TOEIC scores don’t accurately reflect their ability in English can contact their local EPN office within 1 month of the test date. View details of the score review process in the Score User Guide for each test.