The TOEFL, or Test of English as a Foreign Language, is a well-known standardized evaluation designed to assess one's English language proficiency in listening, reading, writing, and speaking skills. It plays a vital role for individuals seeking higher education at undergraduate or graduate levels, as it showcases their English abilities. Administered approximately 30 to 40 times annually, the TOEFL enjoys widespread recognition within the United States. Furthermore, select institutions in Australia, New Zealand, the United Kingdom, and Canada also acknowledge TOEFL scores as a testament to the applicants' English language proficiency.
Participants read 3 or 4 passages from academic texts and respond to 36 to 56 questions within a timeframe of 60 to 80 minutes.
Candidates listen to lectures, classroom discussions, and conversations, then answer 34 to 51 questions within 60 to 90 minutes. A 10-minute break is provided.
Individuals express opinions on familiar topics and respond to reading and listening tasks. They must complete 6 tasks within 20 minutes.
Candidates write essay responses based on reading and listening tasks, supporting an opinion in writing. They are required to complete 2 tasks within 50 minutes.
The total duration of the entire test format is 4 hours.
The reading section evaluates candidates' ability to read and comprehend passages, answering questions based on them. It includes 3 to 4 passages, each with 13 to 15 questions. This section typically lasts for about 60 to 80 minutes.
The listening section assesses candidates' understanding of spoken English common in academic settings. It features talks and lectures by American speakers. There are two formats: Short Format (SF) and Long Format (LF), with one appearing in the test. SF includes 6 talks (3 conversations, 3 lectures), while LF comprises 9 talks (3 conversations, 6 lectures). SF lasts approximately 45 to 55 minutes, while LF lasts about 70 to 80 minutes.
The speaking section evaluates candidates' ability to converse in English. It consists of 6 question prompts, including independent speaking questions and integrated speaking questions. Candidates have a few seconds to prepare, and speaking time varies depending on the question format, typically ranging from 45 seconds to 1 minute per question. The speaking test overall lasts for 20 minutes.
The writing section assesses candidates' ability to express themselves through written text. It includes 2 tasks. In Task 1, Integrated Writing, candidates read a passage, listen to a lecture, and compose a technical essay based on both. Time allotted is 20 minutes. In Task 2, Independent Essay, candidates write an essay on a general topic. Time allotted is 30 minutes.
Try Global provides intensive and comprehensive training services for individuals aiming to achieve a favorable score in TOEFL. Our team comprises qualified, experienced, and skilled teachers dedicated to guiding our students.
Our Training Approach: We commence with a mock test on the first day of training, replicating test conditions to assess the individual's English proficiency. After the test, scores are provided, followed by classroom training sessions.
We utilize the Princeton TOEFL Book, a recognized resource, for conducting classroom sessions. Our instructors offer insights into various question types in the Reading section and discuss effective answering strategies. Students are then assigned passages for completion.
At the conclusion of each test, all questions are reviewed with students, providing explanations for answers. This ensures comprehensive understanding throughout the seven tests, with discussions being integral to the Reading sessions.
Each section of the TOEFL exam is scored on a scale of 0 to 30 with 1-point increments. The composite score is the sum of all section scores, with TOEFL being scored out of 120. A score of 100 or above is considered favorable.
For the Listening section, the test begins with continuous playback, during which students answer questions as they listen. After the test, answers are provided along with explanations of the scoring scheme. The test is then replayed, pausing at each answer to provide further explanations to students. This practice method is applied to all seven tests.
Regarding the Writing part, students are initially familiarized with different question types and essay-writing guidelines. They practice various Integrated and Independent essay types from the book, with each essay being evaluated and guidelines offered for improvement.
For the Speaking part, one-on-one sessions are conducted to closely mimic the test format. After each session, answers are discussed, scores are provided, and guidelines are given to enhance performance. Mock tests are also conducted to simulate testing conditions, and scores are provided for each.
After each test, answers are provided along with explanations of the scoring scheme. The test is then replayed, pausing at each answer and providing explanations. This practice is repeated for all tests. Additionally, mock tests are conducted after classroom sessions, mimicking testing conditions, and scores are provided for each.
Try Global provides intensive and comprehensive training services for individuals aiming to achieve a satisfactory score in PTE. Our team consists of qualified, experienced, and trained teachers dedicated to guiding our students.
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