Overview of the TOEFL Primary ® and TOEFL Junior ® Tests

The TOEFL iBT ® test is one of the most widely known and respected English-language assessments in the world.

As the population of young English-language learners has grown in Japan, the popularity of the TOEFL Junior ® Standard test, launched in 2011, and the TOEFL Primary ® test launched in 2014, has grown as well.

The purpose of these assessments is to measure how well students use their English-language skills in each of the following skills; Reading, Language Form and Meaning, Listening, and Speaking for the TOEFL Junior ® tests and Reading, Listening, and Speaking for the TOEFL Primary ® tests.

The TOEFL Primary ® tests also come in 2 levels of proficiency, Step 1 and Step 2, so that you can select an assessment that more closely matches the skills your students have acquired.

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Special Interview with ETS

ETS is the world’s largest private educational testing and measurement organization that develops, administers, and scores more than 50 million tests including the TOEFL ® and TOEIC ® tests annually in more than 180 countries.

The two executives from ETS speak about the strengths and future vision of the TOEFL ® tests.

ETS official trainers report

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Benefits of the TOEFL Primary ® and TOEFL Junior ® tests

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Institutional Testing ( Reading and Listening )

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Institutional Testing ( Reading and Listening CBT )

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Institutional Testing ( Speaking )

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Institutional Testing ( Writing )

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