TOEFL is the most popular examination for North American English and is the most widely accepted English language test in the world. Our TOEFL and Academic English Exam Preparation course will give you the test skills and the level of English that you need to do well on your exam.
We focus on test-taking strategies and highlight the academic English skills needed for exam success. The course includes TOEFL-focused reading, writing, listening and speaking, plus practice exam questions and online simulation tests that mirror the real TOEFL IBT.
In over 150 countries, TOEFL ratings are approved by more than 11,000 universities and other institutions.
Both New Zealand and Australian universities embrace TOEFL ratings, as well as both New Zealand and Australian immigration scores.
Over 98 percent of colleges Accept TOEFL ratings, which offer a realistic and impartial alternative, including 100 percent of the elite Russell Group universities.
In Canada, it is more common. More than 80% of Canada’s graduate programs favor the TOEFL test over other English-language exams.* More TOEFL ratings are received by Canadian universities than all other English-language tests combined.**
The TOEFL test is favoured by French and German universities and receives more TOEFL scores than any other English language test.*
We focus on test-taking strategies and highlight the academic English skills needed for exam success. The course includes TOEFL-focused reading, writing, listening and speaking, plus practice exam questions and online simulation tests that mirror the real TOEFL IBT.
A career that’s rewarding and that makes a measurable difference in the world is the dream of many. At Eduma, we provide you with the necessary building blocks to set your dream in motion, right from your first year. With our support, you’ll have many opportunities to consistently build and develop your employability throughout your studies, not just when it comes time to graduate. This is just one of the many reasons why Eduma is ranked number one for graduate employment rate.
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