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TUGAS III BAHASA INGGRIS BISNIS 2

Difference TOEFL and TOEIC

TOEFL
TOEFL stands for Test of English as a Foreign Language is a test of English as a foreign language. TOEFL is used to measure a person's ability in English. TOEFL is intended for those who want schools to countries English-American-canada, such as the United States. In addition, the TOEFL test can also be used for academic purposes as academic prerequisites to attend the education program S2 or S3.
Now almost all universities require a certain TOEFL score before the student completes his program S1. The topics tested in the TOEFL is associated with the academic world. For example, there are three kinds of selection tests, as follows:
1.      PBT (Paper Based Test), which you do the TOEFL test on paper. Material tests usually include listening, reading, and structure.
2.      CBT (Computer Based Test), ie you work directly on the computer TOEFL test. Material tests usually include listening, structure, and there are additional writing.
3.   IBT (Internet Based Test), which you TOEFL test TOEFL test work directly on the computer that's connected to the internet. Material tests usually include listening, reading, structure, writing and there are additional speaking.
The TOEFL scores as follows:
Ø  Score TOEFL PBT          : 310-677
Ø  Score CBT TOEFL         : 30-300
Ø  Score TOEFL IBT           : 8-120
To be able to apply for scholarships to study abroad, must be a minimum TOEFL score of 550 (PBT).

TOEIC
TOEIC stands for Test of English for International Communication, is a test of English for international communication. TOEIC is more specifically targeted orientation of the work. The TOEIC test is used for the company in Indonesia and banks have been using the TOEIC test to recruit new employees and promotion process. If you want to work abroad or foreign company in Indonesia, then you must have a TOEIC certification. TOEIC has two kinds of tests, namely reading and listening with a score range of 10-990.

TOEIC and TOEFL have a different assessment standards. If the TOEFL score can not be used as the main criterion because each place has a different assessment. But in TOEIC, this test uses the international standard alignment. If abroad, TOEIC has been very popular. The proof of the existing data, it turns out this test has been used about 10,000 companies in the world. In addition to the international standard, TOEIC also which has existed since 1979. Thus, the level was higher than the TOEFL.
Toeic just put competence Listening and Reading only. While the TOEFL test the competence of Listening, Reading and Writing.

To be more evident from the following table the difference between TOEIC and TOEFL.

TOEFL
TOEIC
stands for
Test of English as a Foreign Language
Test of English as International Communication
Competencies tested
PBT
Listening
Reading
Writing
IBT
Listening
Reading
Writing
Speaking
Listening
Reading
kind of question
multiple choice
multiple choice
type test
3 Type namely Ibt (Internet Based TOEFL), CBT (Computer Based TOEFL), PBT (Paper Based TOEFL)
Paper-based TOEIC
SCORES
IBT : 0-120
CBT : 0-300
PBT : 310-677
5-990

Conclusion of the difference TOEFL and TOEIC:
in my opinion, TOEFL stands for Test of English as a Foreign Language is a test of English as a foreign language. TOEFL is used to measure a person's ability in English. In addition, the TOEFL test can also be used for academic purposes as academic prerequisites to attend the education program S2 or S3. And there are three kinds of selection tests, namely PBT (Paper Based Test), CBT (Computer Based Test), IBT (Internet Based Test). Meanwhile, TOEIC stands for Test of English for International Communication, is a test of English for international communication. TOEIC is more specifically targeted orientation of the work. The TOEIC test is used for the company in Indonesia and banks have been using the TOEIC test to recruit new employees and promotion process. TOEIC has two kinds of tests, namely reading and listening.

source:
Indarti Puji Astuti, S.Pd, IELTS Success for Beginners, Yogyakarta, 2009.

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