• Listening & Reading
  • Workplace English
  • Timed mocks

TOEIC Preparation for Moroccan Professionals

TOEIC is the test Moroccan companies, engineering schools and business schools ask for most often, because it measures workplace English. It is also highly trainable: the question types repeat, and strategy alone can move a score by a hundred points.

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Written and reviewed by Mourade BoulanouarFounder & Head of Teaching, EnglifyLast reviewed

In short

Englify prepares TOEIC candidates in Morocco with live online classes built around the Listening & Reading test: 200 questions in two hours, scored out of 990, all set in a workplace context. We start with a full diagnostic mock, then work section by section on strategy, business vocabulary and timing, with a new mock every two to three weeks. Most Moroccan schools and employers ask for 750–850, which corresponds roughly to CEFR B2.

Key facts

  • Test format: 200 questions, 2 hours, scored 10–990 (Listening & Reading)
  • Score usually required in Morocco: 750–850, roughly CEFR B2
  • Typical plan from B1: 6–10 weeks with two live sessions per week
  • TOEIC Speaking & Writing is also prepared in private sessions
  • Mainly a professional and local academic requirement, not for study abroad

Related questions

A Moroccan student practising IELTS listening and writing at home
A Moroccan student practising IELTS listening and writing at home

What TOEIC actually tests

The classic TOEIC Listening & Reading test is 200 questions in two hours, scored out of 990. Everything is set in a workplace: emails, meetings, announcements, invoices, schedules and short articles. There is no essay and no interview unless you take the separate Speaking & Writing test.

  • Photos, short conversations and talks in the Listening part
  • Incomplete sentences, text completion and reading passages
  • Business vocabulary: HR, logistics, finance, travel, contracts
  • Time management — most candidates lose points by running out of time

How we prepare you

We start with a full diagnostic mock so you know your baseline score and your weakest part. From there, each session mixes strategy for one question type with the grammar and vocabulary that part depends on, then a timed drill.

  • Section-by-section strategy, not random practice tests
  • Answer-elimination techniques for Reading Part 5 and 6
  • Listening training with British, American and Australian accents
  • A mock every two to three weeks so progress is measurable

What the course includes

  • A free placement test mapped to CEFR levels A1–C1
  • Live classes with certified teachers, in small groups or one-to-one
  • Timed practice under exam conditions with written feedback
  • Session reports, materials and quizzes in your student portal
  • WhatsApp support between classes

Who takes it

  • Engineering and business school students who need a score to graduate
  • Employees whose promotion or assignment depends on a TOEIC level
  • Candidates applying to companies that use TOEIC in recruitment
  • Professionals who want a recognised score without an academic exam

Frequently asked questions

What TOEIC score is considered good?
Most Moroccan schools and employers ask for 750–850, which corresponds roughly to CEFR B2. Above 900 is C1 territory and is rarely required.
How long does preparation take?
From B1, a realistic plan is six to ten weeks with two sessions a week. Candidates already close to their target sometimes need only a short strategy block of three to four weeks.
Do you prepare TOEIC Speaking & Writing too?
Yes, in private sessions. Tell us which version your school or employer requires and we build the plan for that one.
Is TOEIC accepted for study abroad?
Usually not for university admission abroad — those programmes ask for IELTS, TOEFL or the Duolingo English Test. TOEIC is mainly a professional and local academic requirement.
How much do English lessons cost in Morocco?
At Englify, small-group online English classes are the most affordable option and private one-to-one classes cost more per hour, because a private teacher works with one student only. Current group and private prices are confirmed on WhatsApp (+212 724 744 137) and on our prices page, since they depend on the format, the number of hours per week and the length of the plan. The trial class is free and no card is required.

Start with a free diagnostic session

Meet a teacher, try sample TOEIC questions and get an honest estimate of the score you can reach and how long it will take.