Purpose of TOEFL
Academic language is often dense and formal, so even people who’ve studied English for many years can struggle in an English academic environment, so the TOEFL exam focuses on how English is used in an academic setting, which is why schools and universities use TOEFL scores for admissions purposes. The reading passages in the TOEFL use formal, academic language and high-level vocabulary rather than casual or conversational English.
Typically, those who take the TOEFL want to attend university or graduate school abroad. But anyone who needs to demonstrate a mastery of English for an academic purpose can take the TOEFL. This includes anyone applying to a foreign high school, exchange program, community college, or for a student visa.
Our Approach
Diagnostics and Discovery
We come to understand where you are as a learner by conducting a detailed evaluation. Our task is to discover those subtle errors and limitations then turn them around into strengths in a matter of weeks.
Main Course
By the end of the classes, Our students are able to attain expert user status with a well developed study plan tailored to meet their needs.
Intensive Revision and Feedback
One week of intense revision, practice, reviews, feedback on exercises and extra prep just before any exam is taken by the student to ensure the learner is well equipped before entering any exam hall.
Exam format
TOEFL is written in two different formats; the Internet Based Test which is given in English and administeredvia the internet taking about 3 hours total for the 4 sections of the test
(Reading, Listening, Speaking, and Writing).
| Section | Time Limit | Questions | Task |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reading | 54-12 minutes | 30–40 questions | Read 3 or 4 passages from academic texts and answer questions. |
| Listening | 41–57 minutes | 28–39 questions | Listen to lectures, classroom discussions and conversations, then answer questions. |
| Break | 10 minutes | __ | __ |
| Speaking | 17 minutes | 4 tasks | Express an opinion on a familiar topic speak based on reading and listening tasks. |
| Writing | 50 minutes | 2 tasks | Write essay responses based on reading and listening tasks; support an opinion in writing. |
Our Training Program
Our GRE classes run for 8 weeks for weekdays and 16 weeks for weekends
Weekdays
Days
Monday
Wednesday
Sessions
Morning and Afternoon
Monday
Wednesday
Sessions
Morning and Afternoon
Weekends
Days
Saturday
11PM - 2PM
Sunday
3PM - 6PM
Saturday
11PM - 2PM
Sunday
3PM - 6PM
Program Cost
Cost
N45,000
/Per Month
N45,000
/Per Month
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What some of our students have to say!
Still unsure? We’ve put together a collection of feedback and reviews from our learners.
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Chima Ibeazuru
Teacher at Queens College
FAQs
Some of our frequently asked questions.
How do I know what an institution's score requirements are?
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Each institution sets its own score requirements. If you're applying for postgraduate studies, find out if your institution requires other tests, such as the GRE® (Graduate Record Examinations®) test.
How often is the test given
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The TOEFL iBT test is given on fixed dates, more than 50 times a year. You get to select your test date and location.
Why should I choose the TOEFL test over another test?
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Compared to other English-language tests, the TOEFL test includes a number of advantages that will help you stand out from other applicants.
What is the best way to prepare for the TOEFL test?
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Practising your English reading, listening, speaking and writing skills as much as possible will help you feel prepared and confident on test day. We offer resources to make it easier. Because ETS is the maker of the TOEFL test, we are the only source for authentic sample questions.
