【TOEIC Onboarding English】Essential Workplace Phrases New Employees Miss

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【TOEIC Onboarding English】Essential Workplace Phrases New Employees Miss

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Many learners study hard for the TOEIC and earn a solid score—but still freeze during real onboarding on day one. That’s because onboarding language is full of fast, practical instructions: signing forms, verifying identity, setting up accounts, and following security rules. In this lesson, you’ll train TOEIC onboarding English that appears frequently on the TOEIC exam—especially in workplace dialogues and announcements—so you can improve your score and perform confidently at work. 💡 Full transcript, vocab & grammar: https://toeic.mjenglishclass.com/onboarding-english/toeic-onboarding-english/ 💬 Dialogue Section 📚 Vocabulary Boost — Key TOEIC Words 🔍 Grammar Points 📖 Transcript ✅ Quick Check — TOEIC Quiz Scenario: In-person onboarding at the office (HR paperwork, IT setup, and manager instructions). HR (Nina): Good morning, Alex. Welcome to the team—ready for your first day? Alex: Morning! Yes, a little nervous but excited. Nina: First, please sign this form and show your ID for verification. Alex: Sure. Here you go. Nina: Just to confirm, you’ll be working under the Marketing team, correct? Alex: Correct. IT (Kevin): Hi Alex, I’m Kevin from IT. Here’s your laptop and access badge. Alex: Thanks! Do I need to set up anything right away? Kevin: For your reference, I printed a quick-start guide. Please change your password before lunch. Alex: Got it. Manager (Sophie): Hi Alex. As discussed, you’ll shadow Jamie today and learn the workflow. Alex: Sounds good. Where should I sit? Sophie: Desk 14 by the window. Also, please don’t store confidential files on a personal USB drive. Alex: Understood. I’ll follow the policy. Nina: If anything is unclear, feel free to reach out anytime. Alex: Will do—thank you, everyone. -- Hosting provided by SoundOn

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