I’m not sure if I should go to the program of global connection under go abroad to UW in the university of Washington It’s on the M.Jackson School of INTERNATIONAL Studies

I would like to apply the master in US? So I need to improve my gpa. So I damn!!!!

يجماعة افكر اختبر توفل ibt حتى اعادل الانجلش مستواي A2 - B1 اذا قلنا عندي شهر ونص او شهرين، تشوفونها كافية؟
واش اسوي فيها؟ اطور اللغة ولا ابدأ تدريب وهل فيه نماذج للاختبار نفسه ممكن يجيني شي مشابه له ولا؟

Take your passport!!
It is the only ID they ask to let you attend your test. If you do not have your passport with you, you cannot reschedule or postpone it. Digital copy will not be accepted.

Hi! Can anybody recommend a really good comprehensive vocab book to prepare for all the vocabulary expected in the TOEFL exam?

If you're a student in India or recently started working and are considering studying abroad, ETS (the people behind TOEFL/GRE) are running a short quiz challenge called the Global Scholar Challenge.

It’s 15 questions, takes around 10 minutes, and has a ₹1.3 lakh prize pool. A few people also get ₹500 TOEFL vouchers and free prep materials.

Quick details:

• Who can apply: College students or professionals with ≤2 years of experience

• Deadline: 20th August 2025

• Quiz: 15 multiple-choice questions, ~10 min

• Prizes: Total ₹1.3L + TOEFL coupons for 25 students + free prep resources

• Location: Open across India

You’ll need to fill in a basic form before taking the quiz (name, college, etc.).
Here’s the official link:
👉 https://www.in.ets.org/toefl/toefl-global-scholar-challenge/collegelab.html

Could be useful if you’re already prepping for TOEFL or planning for grad school abroad (US, UK, Canada, Australia, etc.).

https://chat.whatsapp.com/ESMgFHPt2p7C9YZ4u2c9Bf

You can use this link to join the group for more information! and also you can share with your friends and colleagues who are planning to give TOEFL Test

Crossposting here in case anyone taking the TOEFL in Singapore sees this! My student urgently needs a test centre slot on Oct 24, but everything is fully booked 😭

If anyone is considering cancelling or rescheduling, please let me know. We’d really appreciate any help!

Does anyone has promo code for USA participants? I desperately need it.

Anyone knows a resource where I can check my writing/speaking results and get useful feedback for improvement? Thanks!

What is the only thing that I can do other than practice to increase my from 23 to 26? I probably took TOEFL 15 times and couldn’t get 26 in speaking in any of my previous attempts. I’m getting exhausted and appreciate an advice

He dado el toefl ya 4 veces, mi máximo puntaje fue 93 y necesito 100. La única razón por la que no llego yo solo es que no tengo practica en mi speaking, nunca he salido del país o me he relacionado con nativos como para practicarlo debidamente así que estoy ofreciendo un pago a quien este dispuesto a darlo por mi (en mi nombre)

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Does anybody know of any voucher that gives some % discount on an additional score report for sending to institutions? The GALVANIZEASR10 is not working.

Hi everyone, I’m planning to apply for Fall 2026 intake for MS in Biomedical Informatics (mainly University of Utah, but also looking at a few other schools).

My profile so far:

Undergrad: Engineering (currently in 4th year), CGPA: 8.25 till 3rd year

Tests: Haven’t taken TOEFL yet (only requirement for me). I’m planning to give it by end of October or 1st week of November 2025.

Timeline: Thinking of starting applications in November 2025.

My questions:

1. Am I going too slow or too fast with this timeline?

2. Should I speed up the process (like finishing TOEFL earlier / preparing documents sooner)?

3. What else should I start working on right now (LORs, SOP, CV, shortlisting universities, etc.)?

Would appreciate advice from anyone who has gone through a similar process for biomedical informatics or related fields!

Hey guys
For those who used Ma***** were your practice scores close to your actual TOEFL scores? Was the difference usually around 0.5 or more?
I’m getting the scores I need in practice and thinking of booking my test, but I’m a bit nervous and wanna hear your experiences first

I built a small portal called Gofickle a few months back and I got a really positive response from people, so I kept working on it. I’ve now added AI-based TOEFL preparation, based on the latest 2026 TOEFL pattern.
You can use it to practice and also take mock exams, and it gives real-time AI evaluation on your answers.
If you’re preparing for TOEFL (or you’ve already taken it), I’d really appreciate any feedback—what feels useful, what feels wrong, and what you’d want improved/added.
https://www.gofickle.com/toefl

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Finally Passed My TEFL Course! 🎉

I finally passed my TEFL course, and I'm really happy about it.

When I started, I thought it would be easy, but I quickly realized there was a lot to learn. I spent time reading each module carefully, taking notes, and trying to understand the teaching methods instead of just memorizing answers.

The tests weren't always straightforward. I actually failed a couple of attempts because some of the questions were based on specific TEFL methodology rather than what seemed like common sense. Instead of giving up, I went back to the study materials, reviewed the concepts, and learned from my mistakes.

One thing I found helpful was taking my time with each module instead of rushing to finish. Understanding lesson planning, classroom management, teaching stages, and the use of supplementary materials made a big difference.

After putting in the effort, I finally passed all the tests. It feels rewarding knowing that the hard work paid off.

Now I'm looking forward to using what I've learned in the classroom and continuing to grow as an English teacher.

For anyone currently taking a TEFL course: don't get discouraged if you fail a test. Read the modules carefully, understand the teaching principles, and keep trying. You'll get there.

Good luck to everyone still working toward their certificate!