TOEFL

The TOEFL is an entrance exam used by several top schools to ascertain international students’ aptitude within the English language. The test is used to determine the language abilities of non-native English speaker by testing abilities in speaking, listening, reading and writing skills in English.
The test was originally a paper-based exam, but was later changed into a computer initiated test. While paper-based tests are still available, the preferred method is computer-based. The test is four hours in length and can be taken a maximum of once a week. TOEFL scores stay valid for only two years. Since its inception in 1964, the TOELF test has been taken by over 20 million students.
Test format for TOEFL
The IBT consists of a 4 hour test in 4 sections which covers:
  • Reading - students are given a reading passage and then posed questions about the content they have just read
  • Listening - students are given a passage to listen only once and are asked questions about the conversation
  • Speaking - students read passages and answer questions on a variety of subjects. These replies are digitally recorded and sent to exam judges to be tested.
  • Writing - students are given a passage and then asked to write a passage in response to the text
The TOEFL can take up to 4 hours to complete, and students are given optional 10 minute breaks.
Golden Gate Int’l education has courses designed in teaching English and preparing students for the TOEFL. These courses are designed to focus on key English language skills in addition to test taking strategies and tips. Depending on the program selected, students have the option to take the TOEFL test and our consultancy looks for making students feel more comfortable in their test taking environment.

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