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How to Convert the New TOEFL 1–6 Score to the 0–120 Scale (With Official Conversion Table)
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How to Convert the New TOEFL 1–6 Score to the 0–120 Scale (With Official Conversion Table)

Starting January 21, 2026, TOEFL will switch to a 1–6 scoring scale in 0.5 increments, aligned with CEFR levels. This article summarizes the official ETS conversion table, explains how the 1–6 scores correspond to the 0–120 scale, what to do when university requirements still list the old scores, and the transition arrangements through January 2028.

2026-10-04Read more →
How to Practice TOEFL Writing: Compare Official Rubrics to See What Separates a 5 from a 4
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How to Practice TOEFL Writing: Compare Official Rubrics to See What Separates a 5 from a 4

Based on the 2026 TOEFL test specifications and writing rubrics released by ETS, this guide breaks down the 12-question structure of the Writing section (10 sentence-building questions, an email, and an academic discussion), explains why the Writing section is not adaptive, and shows how to practice sentence-building by pattern, write clear and appropriate emails, and understand the specific differences between 5, 4, and 3 scores in the academic discussion rubric, complete with a four-week practice plan.

2026-09-26Read more →
How to practice for the TOEFL Listening test: The four new task types, from understanding individual words to grasping the speaker's intent.
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How to practice for the TOEFL Listening test: The four new task types, from understanding individual words to grasping the speaker's intent.

Based on the ETS official website's overview of the new 2026 TOEFL Listening test, this guide explains what each of the four task types (Listen and Choose a Response, Listen to a Conversation, Listen to an Announcement, and Listen to an Academic Lecture) assesses—such as intent, implied meaning, purpose, next steps, structure, and inference—and provides tailored practice methods for each. It uses official 'Inside the TOEFL' examples to demonstrate how to practice 'implied meaning' questions, how to take effective notes, and why it is crucial to stay steady during the first stage of the multistage adaptive test, concluding with a four-week practice plan.

2026-09-26Read more →
How to Practice TOEFL Reading: Over Half of the New Test is Vocabulary Completion, So Master Spelling and Word Forms First
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How to Practice TOEFL Reading: Over Half of the New Test is Vocabulary Completion, So Master Spelling and Word Forms First

The new TOEFL Reading section features about 50 questions in 30 minutes, following ETS test specifications. Of these, 30 are vocabulary completion questions, with 5 to 15 questions each for everyday scenario and academic text reading. Based on official question type descriptions, this article explains what each of the three question types tests, how to practice them, and what the adaptive design means.

2026-09-25Read more →
How to Practice for the TOEFL Speaking Section: The New Format Only Includes Listen-and-Retell and Simulated Interview; Practice Using the Official Scoring Rubrics
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How to Practice for the TOEFL Speaking Section: The New Format Only Includes Listen-and-Retell and Simulated Interview; Practice Using the Official Scoring Rubrics

Starting in 2026, the TOEFL Speaking section will only feature two question types: 7 listen-and-retell questions and 4 simulated interview questions. According to the official scoring rubrics, missing a single function word or word ending in the retell can drop your score from a 5 to a 4; the 45-second interview requires you to answer, elaborate, and speak naturally. This article breaks down the scoring rubrics point by point and provides corresponding practice strategies.

2026-09-25Read more →
How to Score 100 on the TOEFL: First Figure Out What That Means Under the New Scoring System, Then Break Down Your Practice Section by Section
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How to Score 100 on the TOEFL: First Figure Out What That Means Under the New Scoring System, Then Break Down Your Practice Section by Section

Starting in January 2026, the TOEFL has switched to a 1-6 scoring scale, with the old 100 falling into the new overall score of 5. A 5 in Speaking is equivalent to 25-26 in the old system, making it the highest threshold among the four sections. This article uses ETS's official conversion and new formats to clarify the target score for each section and how to practice.

2026-09-25Read more →

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Writing Skills Development

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Reading Skills Development

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Foundation Class

Target Score: 3.5–4.0

Duration: 80 Class Hours

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  • ✓Ideal for students who are new to TOEFL preparation
  • ✓Build essential skills in listening, speaking, reading, and writing
  • ✓Master basic test-taking skills and question types
  • ✓Full-course support from dedicated teaching assistants

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Target Score: 5.0–6.0

Duration: 160 Class Hours

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  • ✓Ideal for Students Aiming for High Scores
  • ✓Fully Customized 1-on-1 Instruction by Expert Instructors Throughout the Course
  • ✓Targeted practice with challenging TOEFL question types
  • ✓Extensive practice with TOEFL-style questions and full-length mock tests
  • ✓Personalized Score Improvement Plan
  • ✓Complimentary Complete Set of Prep Materials

All Four Sections in Depth

Reading Module

  • ✓Locating key information and understanding meaning in context
  • ✓Mastering the current TOEFL Reading question types
  • ✓Vocabulary development for academic and everyday contexts
  • ✓In-depth TPO reading review

Expert Faculty

Instructors educated at leading North American universities, experienced in TOEFL preparation and assessment

Vahid

Vahid

Lead English Instructor

  • •Master's Degree in TESOL
  • •Over 13 years of teaching experience at universities and private schools in Canada and abroad
  • •Achieved perfect scores of 9 (out of 9) multiple times in the reading, listening, and speaking sections of the IELTS; former journal editor who published research on the relationship between spatial intelligence and cloze test performance in the 2012 edition of the Journal of English Teaching (EFL)
Faith

Faith

Senior English Literature and Debate Instructor

  • •Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from the University of British Columbia; TEFL certified by the International TEFL Academy.
  • •Extensive experience in teaching and personalized tutoring across all K-12 levels, covering English language, literature, close reading and writing, debate, and test preparation for IB, TOEFL, and TOEFL Junior.
  • •Has guided numerous elementary school students in writing and public speaking competitions, helping them win multiple gold, silver, and bronze awards. Systematically tutored many students for efficient TOEFL and TOEFL Junior preparation, achieving significant score improvements and skill breakthroughs in vocabulary, grammar, reading, and writing.

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"When I first started preparing, Reading and Listening were the sections I struggled with most. My teacher adjusted the training focus based on each practice session, helping me gradually master more consistent test-taking strategies."

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"Speaking was always the section I felt least confident about. After targeted expression training and mock practice, I saw significant improvements in both the structure and fluency of my responses."

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"My tutor tailored our practice sessions to focus on the question types I found most challenging and analyzed my performance after each session. After systematic preparation, my performance across all four sections became much more consistent."

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"From foundational training to mock exams, each stage had clear learning objectives. By continuously reviewing mistakes and adjusting my strategies, I felt much more confident going into the actual test."

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