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What is TOEFL and Who Needs It?

The TOEFL iBT (Test of English as a Foreign Language) is the most widely respected English language test for university admissions in North America. It is the preferred test for students planning to study in the United States and Canada.

A high TOEFL score demonstrates that you have the English skills needed to succeed in an academic, English-speaking environment.

This course is essential for:

• Students seeking admission to undergraduate or graduate programs in the USA and Canada.
• Applicants for scholarships and professional certifications.
• Anyone needing to provide proof of English proficiency for academic purposes.

A Modern Learning Approach for Ambitious Students

We’ve designed our TOEFL iBT program for your convenience and success, blending cutting-edge digital tools with personalized support.

Integrated Skills Mastery: Our program focuses on the integrated nature of the TOEFL, preparing you to listen, read, and then speak or write in response—a critical skill for success.

Flexible Digital Learning: Dive into our rich library of TOEFL resources anytime. Access video lessons on key strategies, practice with a wide range of questions, and build your skills at your own pace.

Personalized Expert Mentorship: Connect with our experienced TOEFL trainers for dedicated one-on-one sessions. Get expert feedback on your speaking responses and written essays to target your specific areas for improvement.

Realistic Full-Length Mock Tests: Prepare for test day with our computer-based mock exams that accurately replicate the TOEFL iBT interface and timing. Build your stamina and confidence to perform your best when it counts.

Mastering the Four Academic Sections

Our curriculum provides in-depth training for all four sections of the TOEFL iBT, focusing on the skills required in a university setting.

Writing: Master the structure for both the Integrated and Independent writing tasks. Learn how to synthesize information, develop a strong argument, and write clear, well-organized essays.

Reading: Learn to efficiently read and understand academic passages, identify key information, and answer various question types, from vocabulary to inference.

Listening: Sharpen your ability to follow university lectures and academic conversations. Develop effective note-taking strategies to accurately answer questions.

Speaking: Practice and perfect all four speaking tasks. Our mentors will provide detailed feedback on your delivery, language use, and topic development to boost your score.