To help students who are studying English as a foreign language, Educational Testing Service (ETS) has launched the TOEFL Junior test, a global assessment of middle school-level English language proficiency.
The TOEFL Junior test is a low-stakes assessment that measures the degree to which younger students have attained the language proficiency representative of English-medium instructional environments.
The TOEFL Junior paper-based test (pBT) contains three sections –
For more details visit www.ets.org
The TOEFL Junior test is a low-stakes assessment that measures the degree to which younger students have attained the language proficiency representative of English-medium instructional environments.
The TOEFL Junior paper-based test (pBT) contains three sections –
- Listening comprehension (ability to listen for basic, interpersonal purposes, ability to listen for instructional purposes and ability to listen for academic purposes)
- Reading comprehension (ability to read and comprehend academic texts, ability to read and comprehend non-academic texts) and
- Language form and meaning (ability to demonstrate proficiency in key enabling skills such as grammar and vocabulary in context)
For more details visit www.ets.org
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