A. The ELC is located on the 3rd floor of the Research and Lecture Building, and the English Lounge is on the 4th floor of the same building. For more details, please refer to About Our Center (under the “Location and Campus map” section).

A. The book list (PDF) is available on the Facilities & Library (under “English Library” section). Here’s how to search:
･For computers: Open the booklist in your browser and press “Ctrl” + “F” on your keyboard to bring up the search window.
･For smartphones and tablets: In Google Chrome, follow this link (“Search within a page”). In Safari, follow this link (“Search a webpage”).

A. If you live far away or will not be coming to the university for a while, you can return books by mail at your own shipping cost. Please mail the books if you are unable to visit the campus.
Shipping Address:
〒183-8534 Tokyo, Fuchu City, Asahicho 3-11-1
Tokyo University of Foreign Studies
English Learning Center

A. Log in to Google using your TUFS account, and use the camera feature in the Google app’s search function to scan the QR code.

A. Please refer to How to Use (under “Before Using the ELC” section), watch the ELC guidance video, and then submit the form via Moodle for Open Education (MOE) course titled “English Learning Center Registration Application.”

A. Don’t worry—points earned before registration will not be invalid. However, please apply for registration as soon as possible.

A. If you have registered in the spring, you do not need to apply again in the autumn semester.

A. Please refer to Reservation and Participation Rules and the document How to Make Reservations for the ELC Programs (We are sorry to inform you that only the Japanese version is available for the document).

A. These are abbreviations for different types of sessions. For their meanings, refer to Reservation and Participation Rules (under “Abbreviations on the Reservation Site” section).

A. Please refer to “How to Cancel” in Reservation and Participation Rules.

A. Once your reservation is complete, you will receive a confirmation email with the subject line「〇〇様の予約が確定しました」(“Your reservation has been confirmed, [Your Name].”) For more details, please refer to Reservation and Participation Rules (under “Online Reservation Process” section).

A. Possible reasons include the email being sorted into your spam folder, incorrect email address entered during reservation, or the reservation not being completed correctly. Check these possibilities and if you still haven’t received the confirmation, please contact ELC. For more information, refer to Reservation and Participation Rules (under “Online Reservation Process” section).

A. Please refer to Submission Rules (under “Download Formats and Submission Instructions” section).

A. When feedback is added in Moodle for Open Education (MOE), you will receive a notification to your TUFS email address. The email will contain a link to access the feedback. You can also open the SS box on MOE, scroll to the bottom, and check the feedback there.

A. You can earn points by participating in various ELC programs. For more details, refer to ELC Points, 2025 ELC User Guide and ELC Learning Assignments (Including TOEIC-IP) and Grade Reflection (We are sorry to inform you that only the Japanese version is available for the documents).

A. There is no limit to the points you can earn. However, only up to 10 points can be included in the GLIP course grade evaluation.

A. It’s not mandatory to attend both. As long as you attend at least one session (either Speaking Session or ELC Seminar), submit Essay and Self-Assessment Sheet, and they are approved, you will earn points. If you don’t attend either, points earned from other activities will be invalid.

A. No, points cannot be earned for Free Talk or Writing Support Desk. These are not eligible for ELC points.

A. You can earn 1 point for completing 20 blocks (BRIX), so the “金と銀の合計 (total of gold and silver BRIX completed)” will be 1 point for “20”, 2 points for “40”, and so on. However, the number in the “金と銀の合計 (total of gold and silver BRIX completed)” column accumulates across semesters, so for the fall semester, please subtract the number of BRIX completed in the spring semester from this total. For more details, please refer to ELC Points and 2025 ELC User Guide (p.9).

A. No, even if the Vocabulary Test site shows “2 points,” you can only earn 1 point.

A. Yes, you will earn 1 point for taking the B1 test. Please use B1 (TOEIC score of 645 or below) and B2 (TOEIC score of 650 or above) as guidelines when approaching the task.

A. You can check it on TUFS Record which can be accessed via Moodle 2, not via Moodle for Open Education (MOE).

A. After checking the information on the TOEIC IP Test (Reissuance of TOEIC-IP Test Score Certificate), please prepare the necessary documents and contact IIBC. (A fee is required.)

A. Although ELC does not issue this document, you can access TUFS Record to download it. Please be aware that this document is not the official TOEIC score certificate issued by the IIBC.

A. Due to system limitations, it is not possible to take the test from overseas.

A. You cannot take the test while on a leave of absence. Please take the test after you return to school.

A. Graduate students are not eligible to take the test, as the test fee is not included in their tuition.

A. A transfer student in the third year can take the TOEIC IP test for Listening & Reading and Speaking & Writing once each during their time at the university.

A. Regardless of the reason, if you are unable to take the test at the scheduled time, you should take the next TOEIC IP test, which is scheduled for December. You cannot take the TOEIC IP test scheduled for March. Additionally, registration is required to take the test. The information will be provided through the 学務情報システム between October and November, so please check and apply accordingly.

A. No cancellation procedure is required. However, after applying, please promptly delete the email from ELC that contains the test URL. If you access the URL by mistake, test fees may be incurred, so please be very careful.

A. The designated number of test attempts refers to the number of times you can take the TOEIC IP Test using the test fees that are included in the tuition you paid upon enrollment.

A. No, you are not. The number of TOEIC IP Tests you can take through the ELC is limited to the designated number of attempts.

A. No, it is not included as a graduation requirement.

A. Tests taken individually are not counted toward the designated number of attempts (see Q1 above). In addition, since the designated number of attempts is not a graduation requirement (see Q3 above), there is no need to fulfill the designated number.

However, we strongly recommend taking the TOEIC IP Tests administered by the ELC, as doing so helps you maintain your English proficiency, requires no additional test fees, and ensures that your test scores are reflected in your Diploma Supplement distributed upon graduation.

Please note that scores from individually taken tests can also be reflected in your Diploma Supplement by reporting them through TUFS Record.

The Diploma Supplement is an important document that presents, in both English and Japanese, an objective record of your linguistic ability, specialized knowledge, and communication and performance skills at the time of graduation—serving as a valuable tool for your future career development.

Please contact the TUFS Academic Support Center for inquiries about the Diploma Supplement and TUFS Record.

Please contact the GLIP desk. The contact information is on the final page of the GLIP履修ガイド (GIP Course guide).

A. Yes, you can. Writing Support Desk can also review your thesis abstract, not just the title. Feel free to make use of this service.