TOEFL stands for Test of English as a Foreign Language

It is recommended that students are at an intermediate level or higher to gain entry into this course.

The course covers

• The two skills – listening and reading
• Vocabulary relevant to TOEFL topics
• Discussions on relevant TOEFL topics
• Aspects of grammar needed for the TOEFL test

Practice is given with

• A range of TOEFL listening and reading tasks
• A step-by-step approach to building necessary strategies and skills
• Achievable test type tasks will be completed first, leading to more challenging and authentic test types.
• A broad range of language students will face either in the workplace or in the wider community
• Suitable materials selected to meet learners’ needs
• Test tips, relaxation techniques

In addition

• Regular practice tests on the two skills are provided
• These tests are used in class and for homework
• Opportunities for
  • Pair work
  • Group work
  • Individual work
• Authentic TOEFL test papers are used
• Homework covers both skill areas
• Learners are encouraged and taught skills necessary to take charge of their learning
• Assessment criteria and the TOEFL grading system are examined.