internet based Test of English as a Foreign Language is required for international students seeking an admission in US universities and colleges for higher studies. TOEFL measures the ability of non-native speakers of English to use and understand North American English as it is spoken, written and heard in college and university settings.

 

Phoenix TOEFL preparation course lasts 14 weeks (3,5 months). Two-hour lessons are 3 times a week in groups of 6 to 10 people. To take the course requires an upper-intermediate to advanced level. The course combines the programs of leading publishers such as Barron's, Longman, etc. with a specially designed course.

 

 

Listening	Speaking	Reading	Writing
Length: 60-90 minutes	Length: 20 minutes	Length: 60-100 minutes	Length: 50 minutes
4-6 lectures, each 3-5 minutes long with six questions apiece	2 independent tasks: speak about a familiar topic	3-5 passages from academic texts, each about 700 words long	1 integrated task: write based on what is read and heard
2-3 conversations, each 3 minutes long with five questions apiece	4 integrated tasks: speak based on what you read and hear	12-14 questions per passage	1 independent task: support an opinion
Tip: Introduces more than one native English accent	Tip: You have 30 seconds to prepare and one minute to respond	Tip: Includes a glossary to define key words	Tip: Typing is required
Scoring: 0-30 points	Scoring: 0-4 points, converted to a 0-30 score scale	Scoring: 0-30 points	Scoring: 0-5 points, converted to a 0-30 score scale

Your TOEFL iBT® (Internet-Based TOEFL) scores will provide accurate information about your ability to participate and succeed in academic studies in an English-speaking environment. Your score report will contain five scores: one total score on a scale of 0 to 120, and four skill scores, each on a scale of 0 to 30.

                         Listening (0 to 30)

                         Reading (0 to 30)

                         Speaking (0 to 30)

                         Writing (0 to 30)

 Total Score (1 to 120)