TOEFL exam prep in Calgary
Preparing for the TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language) might seem overwhelming, but with a practical approach, you can tackle it effectively. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you get ready for the TOEFL in a way that fits your schedule and maximizes your success.
Familiarize yourself with the test's structure—reading, listening, speaking, and writing—like a roadmap for your journey. Set clear goals, aiming for a specific TOEFL score to guide your efforts. Arm yourself with official study materials, which serve as foundational tools. Consistent practice across all sections, akin to training for a sport, hones your skills. Broaden your vocabulary through extensive reading, listening to English podcasts, and watching movies to refine your listening skills. Engage in conversations to build speaking confidence. Regular essay writing and seeking feedback improve your writing. Master time management during practice tests to handle the real thing. Learn from mistakes, utilizing online resources like Khan Academy for guidance. Take mock tests close to the test date, simulating the actual environment. Stay composed on test day, following instructions and managing time effectively.
In conclusion, TOEFL readiness entails understanding, practice, and dedication. Following these steps ensures you're well-equipped to excel in the TOEFL and demonstrate your English language skills with confidence.
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Prep for Speaking and Writing
Exam preparation should not be stressful and expensive. We show you solid ways to improve your marks and much of the practice work can be done at home.
SPEAK better, also HEAR better
A private tutor for exam preparation is here to
- Teach you how to speak English fluently
- Give private essay writing classes
- Reduce your accent
- Make you comfortable with the TOEFL test
- Help you feel confident with the TOEFL exam
- Improve pronunciation and speak like a Canadian
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Prepare for Listening / Reading
When you listen to English speakers in Calgary (or when you read) you are “decoding” which is more of a passive behaviour. It requires different skills than speaking or writing (which is called “encoding”). The TOEFL exam wants to measure how ready you are to decode lectures (or read articles and textbooks) at Canadian colleges or universities. Get individual, private exam help.
- TOEFL exam preparation classes cover the sections for Listening and Reading
- enrich your English vocabulary, learn new idioms and expressions with a private tutor
- don't ignore grammar and pronunciation
- TOEFL exam prep is also helpful for job interviews
- get ready for that important meeting and fix up your resume too