By clicking on the link "https://toeflibt.ets.org/test-selection/test-location" button, you will access all the test session dates available nearby or in the selected city.

Because English-language skills may improve or decline over time, ETS Global and Representatives will re-issue and confirm score results for 2 years after taking the test.

On the test day, you must have an acceptable and valid ID (not expired) with a signature and a recent photograph to be admitted to a test center. We remind you that in France, the identity card is valid for an additional 5 years, if it was issued to an adult (+18 years old) between 2006 and 2013. You can find more information about this here. If this is your case and it corresponds to the criteria mentioned above, you can be admitted to the test center. Acceptable primary identification documents: National identification or passport for E.U test-takers taking the test in the E.U.; Passport for non-Europeans test-takers (important: resident permits are not authorised); Driver’s license or military identification for test-takers who are taking the test in their country of citizenship (you could, for example, use your French driver’s license to take the test in France). For more information, do not hesitate to check the Examinee Handbook related to the test you wish to take.

All test registrations shall be submitted through our website by clicking on the link "Register to a test". Your registration will then be finalized and confirmed by email once the online payment is validated.

ETS regularly carries out correlation studies between its tests and the CEFR (the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) to ensure that reliable and precise correlations can be made over time. The CEFR defines skills in reading, writing, listening and speaking in any language. The Framework is broken down into six levels, falling into three main groups: A1 – A2 (Basic User) B1 – B2 (Independent User) C1 – C2 (Proficient User) All the tests developed by ETS Global are mapped to the CEFR level and thus can be broken down such as follows: Level A1 to B1: TOEIC Bridge® and TOEFL Primary® tests Level A1 to C1: TOEIC® Listening and Reading and TOEIC® Speaking and Writing tests Level A2 to B2: TOEFL Junior® Standard test Level A2 to C1: TOEIC TFI™ and TOEFL ITP® tests Level B1 to C1: TOEFL IBT® test

It assesses the ability of non-native speakers to use and understand English as it is read, heard, spoken, and written in a university classroom.

The test takes approximately 2 hours.

These represent the sum of your highest section scores from all valid test dates.

Unofficial Reading and Listening scores are available immediately; official scores are typically available in your ETS account 4–8 days after testing.

Yes, the TOEFL iBT Home Edition is available with specific "At Home" procedures that must be followed before and during your session.

It is a paper-based test used by institutions for placement, progress monitoring, and admissions to short-term or non-degree programs.

It measures skills in three areas: Listening Comprehension, Structure and Written Expression, and Reading Comprehension.

It is designed for learners ages 16+.

Level 1 is for intermediate to advanced students, while Level 2 is for high-beginner to intermediate learners.

While TOEFL is designed for academic university entrance, TOEIC measures proficiency in Business English or everyday workplace communication.

The Listening & Reading test consists of 100 listening and 100 reading multiple-choice questions over two hours.

ETS recommends retaking the test every 2 years as English ability may change over time.

It is taken for admission to graduate, business, and law programs.

It includes Analytical Writing (1 task, 30 min), Quantitative Reasoning (2 sections), and Verbal Reasoning (2 sections), totaling approximately 1 hour and 58 minutes.

This is a free service that matches your recruitment profile with schools and fellowship sponsors.

You can take the General Test once every 21 days, up to five times within a rolling 12-month period.

The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) describes the skills language learners need to communicate effectively.

Resources are available for mapping both TOEFL and TOEIC scores to the CEFR levels to help interpret results globally.

Fellowship organizations use GRE scores to evaluate candidates; however, scores should only be sent if you have already filed an application with that sponsor.

It indicates the institution does not offer graduate programs and should be listed as an "undergraduate institution" rather than a score recipient for graduate studies.

The network has over 550 authorized testing centers. You can search for specific sites in your region by using the "Search for country" tool or clicking on the country flags in the "Our Network" section.

ID requirements depend on your citizenship and testing location. You must review the specific ID requirements for your region to ensure your document is acceptable. Generally, ID must be an original, valid, government-issued physical document bearing your full name (exactly as registered), a recent photograph, and your signature.

Yes, a $30 discount is available with promo code UZB1010101 for certain registrations. Specific regions like Uzbekistan also offer a $40 "Cashback".

During registration, enter these in the "Agent Code" or "Voucher/Promotional Code" fields in the Order Summary section.

NEN offers a "TOEFL iBT Practice Scholarship" providing 3 practice tests and mentoring for a refundable $10 deposit.

These are official full-length practice tests that simulate the actual TOEFL iBT testing experience.

They provide scores and performance feedback for all four sections within 24 hours.

It is a formal recognition of your English proficiency based on your test score. Digital score reports are provided for all test takers, but physical certificates can often be ordered for an additional fee.

This self-paced online course covers all 4 skills and includes pre- and post-tests, skill-building exercises, and automated feedback.

You typically have 6 months of access from the date of purchase.

TOEFL Primary is for young learners ages 8+, and TOEFL Junior is for students ages 11+.

Registration is typically managed through schools or institutions rather than the general public.

They help teachers monitor student progress, identify strengths/weaknesses, and inform instructional placement.