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What Is the Difference Between TOEFL & First Certificate?
published by Enrique Fernandes (04/01/10)

tags: english exams, english test

Choosing an English proficiency test from the many options available can be as challenging as actually learning the language. Understand the differences between two common tests, the First Certificate and the TOEFL, to decide which one is right for you.

Function

Both tests verify your level of proficiency in the English language. The First Certificate in English is an exam offered by the University of Cambridge ESOL. It is an upper-intermediate level exam.
The TOEFL (Test of English as a ...

Georgia Nursing Board TOEFL Requirement
published by Enrique Fernandes (04/01/10)

tags: english exams, english test, tips

Significance
1. The Georgia Board of Nursing's Professional Licensing Board Division sets out the TOEFL requirements. Instructions are available on their website.
Function
2. The TOEFL requirement applies to any nurse seeking a license to work in Georgia whose native language is not English or whose coursework was conducted in a language other than English.
Requirements
3. Foreign-trained nurses who meet all these requirements do not have to take the TOEFL: their ...

All You want To Know About T.O.E.F.L.
published by Adrien Menjou (02/11/09)

tags: english test, toefl

Paper-Based & Computer-Based TOEFL

TOEFL format (paper based)

Listening comprehension (30 minutes)
Structure and written expression (25 minutes)
Sentence completion (15 questions)
Error recognition (25 questions)
Reading comprehension (55 minutes)
50 questions – approximately 5 passages

Computer based

Adaptive listening (60 minutes)
Part A: short dialogues
Part B: conversations, academic discussions, mini-lectures
Adaptive structure (15-20 minutes)
Sentence completion ...

Number of Institutions Accepting the TOEFL Test Surpasses 7,300 Globally
published by Ivo Hrosinkovski (30/10/09)

tags: english exams, english test, toefl

World's Most Widely Recognized English Assessment Continues to Expand Its Reach

PRINCETON, NJ--(Marketwire - October 27, 2009) - Educational Testing Service (ETS) announced today that more than 7,300 institutions worldwide are currently accepting the TOEFL® (Test of English as a Foreign Language™) test to assess English-language proficiency for both undergraduate and graduate applicants.

Of the record number of educational institutions accepting the TOEFL test, approximately 5,175 are ...

Who Takes the TOEFL?
published by Omer Cumbul (21/10/09)

tags: english exams, english test, toefl study

The TOEFL is a Test of English as a Foreign Language. This test measures your ability to read, write, speak and understand the English language.

Who Can Take the TOEFL?

1. There are no restrictions for who can take the TOEFL. Students living in non-English speaking countries who want to study abroad at an English-speaking university would take this test.

Which Institutions Require the TOEFL?

2. The official TOEFL website states more than 7,000 universities and ...

How to Write a TOEFL Test
published by Julio Fernandes (18/10/09)

tags: english exams, english test, toefl prep

The TOEFL test, or Test of English as a Foreign Language, is administered to non-native speakers of English who wish to attend an American university. The TOEFL test is divided into four sections: reading, listening, speaking and writing. The test can be taken in paper form, by computer or on the Internet. Creating a mock TOEFL test will allow you to give your students practice and preparation for the official version later on.

Instructions

Step 1

Compose three to five 300-word texts ...

TOEFL Requirements
published by Abaga Osawe (13/10/09)

tags: english exams, english test, toefl

The TOEFL, or the Test of English as a Foreign Language, has many requirements. Any foreign-language student who would hope to accomplish anything in the test must learn what to expect both before and during the testing process. Proper knowledge and preparation paves the way for more opportunities among English speakers worldwide.

Purpose

1. The TOEFL test, given by the ETS, or Educational Testing Service, is given to about 600,000 students per year. The results of the TOEFL ...

TOEFL or IELTS - Which is Better?
published by Lachezar Kolev (02/10/09)

tags: english test, ielts, toefl

Because universities appetite to accomplish abiding you acquire the English emphasis abilities all-important to abstraction at their school, about all institutes of college acquirements crave you to booty a analysis of English. And TOEFL and IELTS are the two added acceptable connected tests of the English language. One of the best common questions I apprehend is which analysis is easier or which analysis is better. The acknowledgment depends on what kinds of tests you excel at, as able-bodied ...

How to achieve High score on English TOEIC, TOEFL, IELTS, Cambridge Tests
published by Peter Zvoncheck (27/09/09)

tags: english exams, english test, toefl high score

Why all-embracing acceptance abort English tests ?!?!?!

Students abort because they do not accept the analysis requirements.
Students abort because they belittle the ample aggregate of assignment all-important to pass.
Students abort because they accept bound English vocabulary.
Students abort because some English abilities are not practiced.
Students abort because they await on "secret tips" rather than absolute skill.
Students abort because they charge for tests and become ...

This section is intended to deliver useful TOEFL learning resources submitted by our students for the purpose of helping each other to prepare better for the TOEFL Test. All materials are published with non-commercial purpose and the origin of the material is provided. If you have come across good TOEFL preparation materials and if you would like to share them with other TOEFL iBT students through our website, we will be glad to reward your effort with a free TOEFL iBT Component of your choice - Reading or Listening. To receive your free TOEFL Component your material should be approved and published. In order to publish the suggested TOEFL material, it should comply with the following rules:

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