What is TOEFL?

The TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language)

The TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) is one of the most widely accepted English proficiency exams worldwide. It is especially recognized by universities and institutions in the United States, Canada, the U.K., Australia, and many other countries.

The exam is administered by ETS (Educational Testing Service) and is often required for:

  • Admission to undergraduate and graduate programs
  • Scholarships and academic placement
  • Professional certification and licensing
  • Immigration purposes in select countries

TOEFL is commonly used to:

  • Skip university English prep classes
  • Apply to Master’s and PhD programs
  • Qualify for international career opportunities
  • Support visa and residency applications


Exam Format & Timing

The TOEFL iBT (internet-based test) is the most common version, available worldwide.

Test Components:

  • Reading: 35 minutes (2 passages)
  • Listening: 36 minutes (3 lectures + 2 conversations)
  • Speaking: 16 minutes (4 tasks)
  • Writing: 29 minutes (2 tasks)

Total Duration: About 2 hours (shortened from the older 3-hour format)

Key Features:

  • Entirely computer-based (taken at a test center or at home with secure monitoring)
  • Speaking tasks are recorded and evaluated by certified raters
  • Reading & Listening include a variety of academic and everyday English contexts


Who Should Take TOEFL?

  • Students applying to universities where English is the medium of instruction (especially in the U.S. and Canada)
  • Applicants for graduate or doctoral programs worldwide
  • Professionals who need to demonstrate English proficiency for licensing or career advancement
  • Students who want exemption from English prep classes (depending on university policies)
  • Individuals applying for immigration or visa purposes where TOEFL is accepted


Private TOEFL Lessons

1. Placement Test

  • Online test to assess your English level
  • Minimum level required: B2 (upper-intermediate)

2. Free Demo Lesson

  • Meet an instructor online
  • Discuss your target score and training plan
  • Experience the class format before committing

3. Personalized Offer

  • Receive a tailored study plan and proposal

Sample Study Plan (Target Score: 80)

  • Reading: +1.5 → 15 hours
  • Listening: +1.0 → 10 hours
  • Speaking: +0.5 → 5 hours
  • Writing: +2.0 → 20 hours
    Total: 50 hours of one-on-one lessons

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Group TOEFL Classes

  • Small groups (4–6 students)
  • Start when enough participants enroll
  • Mandatory placement test before joining

Modules Available:

  • Module 1 (C1–C2 Advanced): 10 hours per skill (40 total) → Strategies & test techniques
  • Module 2 (B2–C1 Upper-Intermediate/Advanced): 20 hours per skill (80 total) → Full skill development and test prep