TOEFL Coaching

The TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) is an English language proficiency test widely used for academic purposes, such as university admissions. Developed and administered by ETS (Educational Testing Service), the TOEFL assesses individuals’ abilities to understand and use English in an academic context.

TOEFL Exam Stages

• Listening

  In this section, test-takers listen to a variety of spoken materials, including academic lectures, conversations, and discussions. Questions following the audio assess listening skills such as identifying main ideas, details, inferences, speaker attitudes, and organization. The listening section usually takes around 60 to 90 minutes.

• Reading

  The reading section presents test-takers with 3 to 4 academic passages, each followed by a set of questions. Test-takers are required to answer questions that assess their comprehension of the passage's main ideas, details, logical organization, vocabulary usage, and more. The reading section typically lasts about 60 to 80 minutes.

• Speaking

  The speaking section evaluates test-takers' ability to express themselves orally in English. Test-takers respond to a series of prompts, including personal experiences, summaries of reading and listening materials, and discussions of academic topics. This section involves 4 to 6 tasks and takes around 20 minutes.

• Writing

  The writing section assesses test-takers' written communication skills. It includes two tasks: an integrated task where test-takers read a passage and listen to a related lecture, then write a summary; and an independent task where test-takers write an essay expressing their opinion on a given topic. The writing section usually takes about 50 minutes.