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Test Of English as Foreign Language

TOEFL® iBT Tips is designed to help English-language learners understand and prepare for
the TOEFL® Internet-based test (TOEFL® iBT). As learners prepare for the test, they also
build the skills required for academic success. TOEFL iBT Tips also supports ESL/EFL
instructors and educational advisors as they help students with test preparation.
TOEFL iBT Tips does not replace the Information and Registration Bulletin for TOEFL
Internet-based testing, which contains information test takers need to register for the test. To
download the Bulletin, visit the TOEFL website at www.ets.org/toefl or write to TOEFL
Services, PO Box 6151, Princeton, NJ, 08541, USA, to receive a copy

The New TOEFL iBT
First introduced in 2005, TOEFL iBT is being gradually introduced throughout the world.
The paper-based test continues to be offered to supplement the TOEFL iBT test center
network and in countries where the TOEFL iBT is not yet available. To view a list of TOEFL
test center locations, visit the TOEFL website at www.ets.org/toefl .

About the TOEFL iBT
Overview
The new TOEFL iBT consists of four sections: Reading, Listening, Speaking, and Writing.
The entire test is about four hours long and all sections are taken on the same day. For a
brief comparison of the three versions of the TOEFL test, visit www.ets.org/toefl and
download TOEFL® iBT At a Glance.
Format
The new TOEFL iBT is administered via computer from a secure Internet-based testing
network.
Instructions for answering questions are given within each section. There is no
computer tutorial.
TOEFL iBT is not computer-adaptive. Each test taker receives items that cover the full
range of ability.
Test takers can take notes throughout the entire test. At the end of testing, all notes are
collected and destroyed at the test center to ensure test security.
For the Speaking section, test takers wear noise-cancelling headphones and speak into a
microphone. Responses are digitally recorded and sent to ETS’s Online Scoring Network.
For the Writing section, test takers must type their responses. The typed responses are
sent to ETS’s Online Scoring Network.
Human raters, trained and certifi ed by ETS, rate the Speaking and Writing responses.

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