TOEIC Malaysia

Please note that health and temperature screening will be conducted for all candidates and/or visitors before entering the test center. If your temperature is higher than 37.5° C or if you exhibit any symptoms such as cough, flu, sore throat and/or shortness of breath, you will not be permitted to enter the test center.

Below are some important reminders and actions that you are required to do before coming for the test.

1. You will need to complete Test Taker Declaration Form. The link will be emailed to you.
2. Please bring your own 2B pencils (at least 2 pencils) and erasers. Mechanical pencils are not allowed.
3. You are allowed to wear your facemask during the test. However, you will be required to remove the facemask momentarily during the check-in process, photo taking session and as and when required.
4. Comply with all social distancing and sanitization protocols enforced at the test center.
5. The tests will start exactly as scheduled. The Registration Counter will close 15 minutes before the test and any latecomers will NOT be allowed in the test room.
6. Please come to the Test Center at least 1 hour before the test for registration and verification purposes.
7. Please bring original IDs (Passport/Malaysian Driver License/Student ID/Malaysian IC) for verification purposes. Photocopies and/or softcopy of IDs are NOT accepted for entry into the test room.
8. All types of items, devices and personal belongings are NOT allowed in the Test Room.
9. Smoking, food and drinks are NOT allowed during the test.
10. During this CMCO, our courier service agent cannot guarantee on-time delivery of your score reports. Therefore, we will not be providing any courier service at the moment.

Dear candidates,

We will keep you updated on further developments and wish everyone good health and wellness during this difficult time.

• ETS is sharing free research-backed apps developed by scientists in our Research & Development (R&D) division to help improve the writing, reading or English language speaking skills of children at home.

• At a time where so many parents are looking for e-learning tools, we hope that those can be useful.

• Those free ETS E-learning tools are available on: https://news.ets.org/stories/free-ets-elearning-tools-for-todays-learners/

• Since some  technical features or platforms may or may not be available in some countries,  we encourage you to test them first and select what is deemed appropriate for your students in your respective countries.

Thank you and stay safe and healthy everybody!