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Average TOEIC® Scores by Test-Taker Category Results for March 2026 Graduates
Source: International Business Communication Association (Public Interest Incorporated Foundation), “TOEIC® Program DATA & ANALYSIS 2023”
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Kanda Foreign Language College
642 points
Average Score for Second-Year Students -
Number of students who scored 650 or higher on the
279Name
while enrolled -
Percentage of students who scored 650 or higher on the
one inthree ( possibilities, alternatives, etc.)
while enrolled
Always know your own abilities and
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Students will learn in level-specific classes from teachers who are familiar with TOEIC®.
Students study twice a week in classes organized by proficiency level, led by instructors who are well-versed in the TOEIC®. Students are required to take the TOEIC® four times during their first year and three times during their second year; instructors analyze students’ weak areas based on these scores and provide guidance on effective study methods.Since classes are reorganized based on TOEIC® scores upon advancement to the second year, students can continue to learn in an environment suited to their proficiency level even after advancing. Additionally, students who achieve a score of 700 or higher while enrolled may apply to receive a certification scholarship upon graduation.
On-Campus TOEIC® Test Schedule
Everyone has taken the TOEIC® test eight times
All students take the exam four times during their first year and four times during their second year. Students who wish to do so may also take the optional TOEIC® exam administered on campus every month.
Small, Ability-Based Classes
You'll learn in level-based classes taught by instructors who are well-versed in the TOEIC®. Since classes are reorganized based on TOEIC® test scores when students advance to the next level, you'll continue to learn in an environment that matches your proficiency level even after moving up.
University-wide TOEIC® Vocabulary Test
We conduct regular vocabulary tests to help students build the vocabulary foundation needed to improve their scores. Students with outstanding results will be recognized.
TOEIC® Special Preparation Course
In addition to required courses, students can take level-based TOEIC® preparation courses as electives or extracurricular courses (for a fee).
Scholarship for Establishing Benchmarks and Obtaining Certifications
We aim for all students to earn at least 500 points upon advancing to the next grade and at least 600 points upon graduation. Students who earn at least 700 points during their enrollment will be awarded a certification scholarship after graduation upon application.
TOEIC® training camp (optional, charged)
During the summer break, we will hold an intensive training camp at an off-site facility. Through approximately one week of intensive study, we aim to achieve significant improvements in test scores.
