Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) Preparation
TFL-101E
Master the Adaptive TOEFL® iBT: Your 40-Hour Blueprint to Success
Maximize your score in the new 90-minute TOEFL exam with confidence!
The TOEFL exam has gone through its most massive transformation in history, introducing multi-stage adaptive scoring, a shorter 90-minute format, and modern campus-life tasks [The Major TOEFL Test Changes, Timeline of Recent TOEFL Changes]. If you are feeling overwhelmed by these changes, don't worry—we have got you covered!
Our 40-Hour Online TOEFL Prep Course has been adapted to match the brand-new 2026 testing standards. No matter your current English level, this course welcomes all CEFR bands and provides the precise strategies you need to unlock your highest potential score.
Why This Course is Your Winning Advantage
- Live & Interactive Online Classroom: Get real-time feedback, interactive drills, and dynamic peer discussions from the comfort of home.
- 40 Hours of Comprehensive Training: Master everything from the new multi-stage reading tracks to the quick-hitting academic discussion writing tasks.
- An Experienced Instructor by Your Side: Learn from a native English instructor with years of industry experience teaching, administering, and tutoring the IELTS exam. She knows exactly how examiners think and how to translate complex test mechanics into simple, winning habits.
- Motivating & Academic Approach: We combine an encouraging, upbeat classroom environment with targeted exam strategy. You will walk away with powerful response templates and the tactical confidence needed to handle any task on the new test.
Who Is This Course Best Suited For?
The TOEFL Preparation course is designed for exam candidates with intermediate to advanced English proficiency who are seeking to strengthen their academic English skills and prepare strategically for the TOEFL exam. Students should already have a foundational understanding of English grammar, vocabulary, reading, listening, speaking, and writing, as the course focuses on test-taking strategies, exam practice, and refinement of existing language skills rather than beginning-level English instruction.
What Do Intermediate Skills Look Like?
Intermediate English proficiency generally means a student can:
- Understand and communicate in everyday English with some confidence.
- Read and understand general texts, including instructions, short articles, and academic-related materials with some support.
- Write organized paragraphs and express ideas clearly, even if grammar and vocabulary errors remain.
- Follow conversations, lectures, or presentations on familiar topics.
- Participate in discussions and explain opinions or experiences.
For TOEFL preparation, students at this level are typically ready to focus on:
- Understanding the structure and format of the TOEFL exam.
- Learning strategies for answering reading, listening, speaking, and writing questions.
- Expanding academic vocabulary.
- Improving test-specific skills such as note-taking, summarizing, and organizing written and spoken responses.
- Practicing under exam-like conditions.
TOEFL PreparationTFL-101E
preparation for the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL), a standardized exam that measures English proficiency for academic purposes. TOEFL prep typically includes practice in four skills: reading, listening, speaking, and writing, along with test-taking strategies, vocabulary building, grammar review, and full-length practice tests to help students achieve their target score for university admission or other requirements.
| Section | Dates | Days and Times | Instructor | Fee | Register |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| TFL-101E-F01 | Oct 13 - Dec 10 | Tuesday, Thursday at 6-8:30 p.m. | Katherine Donnelly | $419 | Register (Ends Oct 13) |