TOEIC Link 2-Week Intensive — Mock, Adjust, Re-Mock
Two weeks lets you run a diagnose-fix-verify cycle twice. Unlike a 1-week sprint, this plan grows ability and can realistically move you 3-4 points across modules.
Why the 2-week plan wins
The 14-day plan runs two PDCA cycles of diagnose-fix-verify. One week gives you only one cycle; a month dilutes the fix phase. Two weeks is the sweet spot.
Budget 30-40 total hours. Pour 40% into the weakest module; maintain the other three.
- Week 1 Day 1: diagnostic full mock
- Week 1 Day 2-6: focus on weakest module
- Week 1 Day 7: mini-mock to verify
- Week 2 Day 1-5: second cycle (next weakness)
- Week 2 Day 6-7: full mock and peaking
Finding the real weakness
Pick the lowest module from Day 1, but prioritize one with many "close misses" — ROI is higher.
For Speaking/Writing, use AI-graded CEFR reports to decompose into pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary, fluency, and structure.
Daily core routine (weekdays)
Two hours on weekdays, four on weekends. Split into morning / commute / evening to make it sustainable.
- Morning 30 min: review yesterday + 20 words
- Commute 30-45 min: CONVERSATION listening
- Evening 60-75 min: weak module focus + AI-graded S/W
14-day master schedule
| Phase | Days | Activity | Hours |
|---|---|---|---|
| Diagnose | Day 1 | Full mock + analysis | 3h |
| Cycle 1 fix | Day 2-6 | Weak module focus | 10h |
| Cycle 1 verify | Day 7 | Mini mock | 2h |
| Cycle 2 fix | Day 8-12 | Next weakness + maintenance | 10h |
| Peaking | Day 13-14 | Full mock + review only | 5h |
* 30h target. +10h if possible, invest in Speaking/Writing.
Next steps
- Run the Day-1 diagnostic on EnglishBlitz today
- Daily 30 targeted items on your weakest module
- Every other day: AI-graded Speaking/Writing
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