TOEFL
Course Overview
The TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) course is designed to prepare students for all sections of the TOEFL exam: Reading, Listening, Speaking, and Writing. The course aims to enhance English language skills and familiarize students with the test format, ensuring they are well-prepared to achieve their desired scores.
Who Needs TOEFL
Overview of the TOEFL exam
- Purpose and significance
- Test format and scoring
- Registration process
Diagnostic test to assess initial proficiency level
Module 1: Reading Section
Understanding the structure of the Reading section
- Types of passages (narrative, descriptive, argumentative)
- Common question types (factual, inference, vocabulary, purpose)
Strategies for effective reading comprehension
- Skimming and scanning techniques
- Identifying main ideas and supporting details
- Answering different question types efficiently
Practice exercises and timed reading drills
Module 2: Listening Section
Understanding the structure of the Listening section
- Types of listening materials (conversations, lectures, discussions)
- Common question types (detail, inference, function, attitude)
Strategies for effective listening comprehension
- Note-taking techniques
- Identifying main ideas and key details
- Understanding the speaker’s purpose and attitude
Practice exercises and timed listening drills
Module 3: Speaking Section
Understanding the structure of the Speaking section
- Types of tasks (independent and integrated)
Strategies for effective speaking
- Planning and organizing responses
- Using appropriate vocabulary and grammar
- Pronunciation and fluency tips
Practice exercises and timed speaking drills
- Recording and self-evaluation
- Peer and instructor feedback
Module 4: Writing Section
Understanding the structure of the Writing section
- Types of tasks (integrated and independent)
Strategies for effective writing
- Planning and organizing essays
- Writing clear and coherent paragraphs
- Using appropriate vocabulary and grammar
Practice exercises and timed writing drills
- Peer and instructor feedback
Module 5: Integrated Practice
- Full-length practice tests
- Simulated test conditions
- Detailed feedback and score analysis
- Review and reinforcement of weak areas
Additional Resources
- Recommended books and online resources
- TOEFL preparation apps and tools
- Study schedules and time management tips
- Test-day strategies and stress management techniques
Capstone Project
- Taking a full-length, simulated TOEFL exam
- Comprehensive review and feedback session
- Personalized study plan based on performance
Additional Support
- One-on-one tutoring sessions
- Group study sessions
- Access to a community of TOEFL test-takers for support and advice
This syllabus provides a structured and comprehensive approach to TOEFL preparation, ensuring students develop the skills and confidence needed to excel on the exam.
This Course Include
- Language - English,
- Mode: Online
- Full lifetime access
- Certificate of Completion