Prepare thoroughly for TOEFL to be confident on the exam day

Your motivation for taking TOEFL may vary: do you need the test results to get admission to a university? Are you preparing for TOEFL for visa purposes to move to an English-speaking country? The test includes tasks that assesses your reading, listening, speaking and writing skills. The topics cover a wide range of academic and professional contexts: academic communication at university with professors and peers, topics from social and natural sciences. In these lessons, you will be practising analysing and discussing a wide range of topics that you might come across in the test. All tasks in these lessons have a direct link to the tasks in the test. You will working on the tasks from past TOEFL papers and on the tasks that will help you expand your vocabulary, polish your grammar and develop your communication skills. The test also teaches you to analyse and synthesize information from multiple sources: reading passages lectures and conversations. We will practise these skills together to make sure you feel confident when it's time to sit for the exam. I look forward to working with you! Experience - Preparing students for TOEFL: September 2021 - current - Teaching English for Academic Purposes to professionals, undergraduate and postgraduate students: February 2018 - current - Teaching English as a Foreign Language at various colleges at the University of Cambridge on an on-and-off basis: January 2023 - current - Teaching Business English: October 2018 - current Qualifications • DELTA (Diploma in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages), Cambridge Assessment English, 2024 • CELTA (Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages), Cambridge Assessment English, 2019 • Graduate Diploma in Education (Secondary / Visual Arts), Australian Catholic University, Sydney, 2015 • Bachelor of Fine Arts (Distinction), University of New South Wales, Sydney, 2014