Hi:)
I have taught a lot of Toeic speaking and listening over the years. My advice:
Mix up your material so that you use (for example) 50% of class time with toeic specific material, and then 50% of class time with more interesting material that still helps students practice speaking and listening.
Test prep material like toeic can get pretty dry!
Toeic sites I used were:
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www.testden.com
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www.Englishclub.com
These sites had some sample questions as well as info about the test itself.
Sites you can use for practicing the toeic skills without keeping it to test focused are:
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www.SSEcoach.com (slow/regular speed audio files that are made from short American TV show clips. These are great for listening. Some of the toeic speaking questions do not show any text to students, so its important students understand native speakers intonations. I also use the listening for Question 1: Read Text Aloud. I found students enjoyed practicing their intonation with the video scripts.
The site also has speaking/discussion questions for each video.
Other Websites:
- wws.englishconversationquestions.com
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www.breakingnewsenglish.com (uses short news articles and has discussion questions. I think it also has an audio file for each article as well)
An all day Toeic class can be mind numbing so I definitely recommend mixing things up!
Good luck and hope this helps!
Robbie
