Prepares to vs. prepares for?

[Torsten]

Hi, came across the following phrase and I wonder if it shouldn't read 'prepares for' rather than 'prepares to the....':

"efficiently and thoroughly prepares to the the TOEIC'

Many thanks,
Torsten

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[Jamie (K)]

I think it should be "for". That's strange usage to me.

[Wanderer]

I've just heard about to be prepared to.
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