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The TOEFL® test is an internationally accepted standard of English that measures the academic English proficiency of a non-native speaker of English.
TOEFL® measures the ability of non-native speakers of English to use and understand English as it is spoken, written and heard in college and university settings. As opposed to the TOEIC® test that measures the use of English in a business context, the TOEFL® test has an academic focus. An internationally accepted standard of academic English proficiency, it is a required certification by more than 5000 colleges and universities worldwide. Who uses the TOEFL test? • Students who want to study further: For non-native speakers who hold degrees or diplomas from post-secondary institutions in English speaking countries
• Academic institutions: To determine academic readiness and make admissions decisions for international applicants
• Individuals who are applying for professional licensure or certification
• Many government, licensing and certification agencies, as well as exchange and scholarship programmes also use TOEFL® scores as a decision-making tool. Benefits of the TOEFL® test: • Widely available and easily accessible
• Regarded as the international standard and industry leader
• The test is administered under secure conditions and is highly reliable; hence, scores can be used confidently to make high-stakes decisions
Learn more about the TOEFL® test.
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