TOEFL® in CHILE

The TOEFL test measures the ability of non-native speakers of English to use and understand North American English. Many Universities and Colleges in United States and Canada require the TOEFL test as a part of their admission requirements.

Cursos de Inglés en Santiago - Chile

Woodward TOEFL ® Preparation

• Maximum 6 students per class
• 100% of the classes with Native English-Speaking Teachers
• Qualified teachers with teaching certification
• The Latest Didactic aids
• Academic Learning Environment
• Personalized Classes
• Preparation courses of 20 and 40 hours (Chronological hours)

There are three versions of the TOEFL Test:

PAPER - using pen and paper to complete the TOEFL test
COMPUTER - using a computer to complete the TOEFL test
TOEFL iBT - The new Internet based exam now used in Chile.

TOEFL iBT Test - Internet-Based

Reading Comprehension
60-100 minutes
3-5 Passages (12-14 questions each)

Listening Comprehension
60-90 minutes
4-6 Lectures (6 questions each)
2-3 conversations (5 questions each)

Speaking
20 minutes
6 Tasks - 2 Independent and 4 Integrated

Writing
20 minutes - 1 Integrated task
30 minutes - 1 Independent task

Paper-Based TOEFL Test Content

Listening Comprehension
35 minutes (50 questions)
25 minutes (40 questions)

Reading Comprehension
55 minutes (50 questions)

Test of Written English (TWE)
30 minutes (1 Essay of at least 250 words)

Computer-Based TOEFL Test Content

Tutorial - No time limit

Listening Comprehension
0-60 minutes (30-50 questions)

Structure
15-20 minutes (20-25 questions)

Reading Comprehension
70-90 minutes (44-60 questions)

Test of Written English (TWE)
30 minutes (1 Essay of at least 250 words)

What is tested in each section?

Listening: measures your ability to understand conversations in English as it is spoken in North America.

The listening section of the computerized TOEFL is computer-adaptive. This means that the computer will give you test questions aimed at your ability level. How?

If you get an answer correct, the next question will be slightly harder.

If you get an answer incorrect, the computer will give you an easier question.

Structure: measures your ability to recognize language appropriate for standard written English. Grammatical knowledge is tested. The structure section is computer-adaptive.

Reading: measures your ability to read and understand short passages taken from general and academic topics. The reading section is not computer-adaptive.

Writing: measures your ability to write an essay in English. You have 30 minutes to compose one essay on a given topic. You are expected to present your opinion and support it with evidence and examples in an organized way.

TOEFL SCORING

PAPER TOEFL TEST: 310 - 677 points

COMPUTER TOEFL TEST: 0 - 300 points

TOEFL iBT: 0 - 120 points

There is no pass mark in TOEFL, though each university and institution has their own TOEFL score requirements.

TOEFL Score Comparison

TOEFL Results are valid for two years.

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Last Updated: 27 Mayo 2010