Introduction to TOEFL iBT
TOEFL is an English examination that tests your knowledge of academic English in four key areas: reading, listening, writing and speaking. Vocabulary and grammar knowledge are also tested, but indirectly. 
The TOEFL test is designed and administered by ETS, Educational Testing Services, an American company based in New Jersey. ETS also administers other common tests like TOEIC, GMAT and GRE.
The maximum score in the TOEFL test is 120. A good score is above 90 points, and a great score is more than 100 points. At Higher Score at LSC Language Studies Canada, it is our goal to help every student achieve a score of 90 points or above.
Higher score is an excellent school. I would recommend it to everyone looking for a good TOEFL courses. Higher Score method is very effective and an excellent one. I have to mention that I exactly followed the method thought in the class in my TOEFL test and I got 93, which is higher than the score that I was expecting for my university.
 Teny, Iran
What to Expect If You Take TOEFL
TOEFL is a very challenging examination, and unfortunately, many students find it hard to achieve the score they need. One reason for this is that the English level of TOEFL is high, because it is an academic exam. The other reason is that TOEFL questions challenge students in a very logical manner. Many students are not comfortable with this type of thinking, which can make the test very challenging. The good news is that we at Higher Score at LSC Language Studies Canada can help you learn this type of thinking, which will give you a big advantage during the test and help you after you enter university.
This table shows some information about the different sections of the test:
Time Questions Comments
Reading 60 to 100 minutes 36 to 70 questions You will have three or five reading passages.
Listening 60-90 minutes 34 to 51 questions You will have34 to 51 questions depending on the number of reading passages you have. If you have more reading questions, you will have fewer listening questions, usually.
Break 10 minutes
Speaking around 20 minutes 6 questions You will always have six questions. Some of the questions include reading and listening to some information before speaking about the information.
Writing 50 minutes 2 questions You will always have two questions. The first question, which involves reading, listening and writing has a time limit of 20 minutes. The second question has a time limit of 30 minutes.
If you would like more detailed information about the TOEFL test, please download this free information guide about the TOEFL test (coming soon in PDF format).
I think other schools focus on improving English and playing. However, Higher Score focus on increasing the score in TOEFL. For me, it was good! I have a great time in this school.
 Hee Ju, Korea
How to Register for TOEFL
For students in Canada and the USA, the easiest way to register is to call ETS on 1-800-468-6335 (free number). If you do not live in the USA or Canada, you can download this free PDF file that lists the registration telephone number in your country.
If you prefer to register online, you can register by visiting this site. You will need to set up a user name and password, which can be confusing, and the website is often very slow, so calling is easier if you are comfortable using the telephone.
We are currently working on a free PDF guide that will explain how to register for TOEFL in more detail. Please visit this page again soon to download your free copy.
[The TOEFL program] Helped me to be more confident and to improve my writing and speaking skills. Keep giving the students the confidence you gave me.
 Jacqueline, Mexico
What to Do on Your Exam Day
Taking the TOEFL test is a challenging experience. Our expert TOEFL instructors are currently developing a free PDF guide to help you reduce your stress and get the best score. Please visit this page again soon to download your free copy.
The teacher was very good. He gave me many useful information and taught me useful skills of TOEFL. I was not good at speaking and writing, but he helped me improve.
 Ji Sun, Korea