ETS launches TOEIC Link in India for fast, flexible English proficiency testing – The Times of India

NEW DELHI: Educational Testing Service (ETS) has launched its TOEIC Link assessments in India, offering a modern solution for evaluating English proficiency in the workplace and higher education sectors.
The TOEIC Link test is designed to meet the changing needs of employers, universities, and training programmes. It provides a flexible and fast method for assessing English skills, with results available quickly, allowing for more efficient decision-making.
“We understand that organisations need a solution that is both reliable and adaptable,” said Ratnesh Jha, Global General Manager for Institutional Products at ETS. “TOEIC Link offers a modern, AI-powered solution that balances speed and flexibility while maintaining the research-driven integrity ETS is known for.”
For over 45 years, the TOEIC programme has been a trusted benchmark for workplace English assessments, with more than 136 million test takers worldwide. TOEIC Link builds on this legacy, using ETS’s expertise to deliver a scalable, online testing solution.
Modular and Timely Results for Quick Decision-Making
The TOEIC Link test offers modular testing options, allowing employers and educational institutions to assess listening, reading, speaking, and writing skills either individually or in combination. This tailored approach enables assessments to meet specific needs.
In addition, results for listening and reading are provided instantly, while speaking and writing scores are available within 48 hours. This fast turnaround aims to help hiring managers and educators make quicker decisions.
The test is fully online, with AI-powered proctoring ensuring fairness and integrity throughout the process. TOEIC Link scores are aligned with the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR), ensuring the international recognition of the results.
The launch of TOEIC Link coincides with India’s growing emphasis on skill-based education and training. With English proficiency playing a crucial role in employability and global mobility, the test is expected to support both workforce development and higher education initiatives in the country.
“This initiative aligns with India’s push for skill-based education, corporate training, and international study opportunities,” said Jha.
ETS’s global presence and 75 years of research support its continued commitment to enhancing the educational and professional prospects of individuals in India and worldwide.
For more details, visit ETS.org/TOEIC-Link or TOEIC-Link.org.