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TOEFL At a Glance

TOEFL iBT is an English language test that measures the skills needed to communicate in academic and everyday contexts. The current TOEFL iBT format assesses reading, listening, writing and speaking through updated computer-based tasks.

Module What it tests Time (typical)
Listening Conversations and monologues ~30 minutes
Reading Academic passages and tasks 60 minutes
Writing Task 1 data/letter + Task 2 essay 60 minutes
Speaking Interview with an examiner 11–14 minutes

Score Targets By Destination

TOEFL requirements are set by individual universities, programs and pathways. Always check the current requirement for your specific application.

  1. USA: Requirements are determined by individual universities and programs.
  2. Canada: Requirements vary by institution, program and pathway.
  3. UK: Requirements depend on the institution and the purpose of the application.
  4. Australia: Requirements vary according to the university and relevant pathway.
  5. New Zealand: English-language requirements depend on the institution and program.

How we help

  • Our TOEFL preparation support focuses on developing the academic English skills needed for the test.

    Initial assessment
    Understand your current level and identify the areas that need improvement.

    Reading strategies
    Build faster comprehension and improve your ability to identify important information.

    Listening practice
    Improve your ability to follow conversations, announcements and academic content.

    Writing practice
    Develop clear, organised responses with appropriate grammar and vocabulary.

    Speaking practice
    Build confidence, clarity and effective spoken responses.

    Mock tests and feedback
    Practice under realistic conditions and track your progress toward your target.

TOEFL iBT is a computer-based English language test that evaluates reading, listening, writing and speaking skills.

The required score depends on your university, program and intended pathway.

TOEFL is widely used for university admissions, but individual institutions determine their own requirements.

The scoring system was updated in January 2026. ETS currently reports section and overall scores on a 1–6 scale, while a comparable 0–120 overall score is provided during a two-year transition period.