If you wish to pass the TOEIC Bridge<\/a>, you must obviously be aware of the price of the exam, which is what we’re going to go over in this article.<\/p>\n Fees vary due to local currency fluctuations and cost of living<\/strong>; but fees should be similar. The American price is a good comparison (TOEIC Bridge: Listening and Reading) since ETS is an American company. No one should charge an exorbitant fee or a ridiculously low fee-something is amiss. For example, you will probably pay 50 US dollars (45 Euros) in the United States and about 5,000 Yen in Japan.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n The thing to watch for is which test you sign up for. ETS offers an array of tests, and each test may have different components<\/strong>. For instance, the TOEIC Bridge<\/a> typically assesses reading\/listening and the fee that you pay is for one component. Currently, ETS appears to be offering a new version of the TOEIC Bridge<\/strong> that provides a speaking and writing component. It is very likely that you would pay more for this additional component<\/strong>, and that is why prices may seem to vary at different tests centers-different components are being offered. Prices for the new TOEIC Bridge component do not appear clear at the moment, but it is safe to assume that they will be similar to the fees for the existing reading\/listening component.<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>