TOEFL

Canada College
Montreal, Quebec, Canada

Course Format: Classroom | E-learning | Virtual Class | Online | On-site | Blended | Self-paced

Course Description:

'' The TOEFL Course is designed to help students improve audio and reading comprehension, structure and written expression. This course offers tips and strategies and is intended to help students hone the skills tested on the TOEFL Computer-Based Test. The TOEFL Preparation Course also includes computer lab time offering both tutorial assistance and practice the format and style of the TOEFL Computer Base-Test. In addition, TOEFL students are encouraged to register for our free lab sessions.

Who is qualified?

The program is designed primarily for students whose present TOEFL score ranges between 400-500 (97-173). Prior to the first week of class, a practice TOEFL exam will be taken by the applicants. If the student achieves a score below 400, he or she will have the option to attend our free English classes until the student’s level of English proficiency is equal to that of 400 or better(provided that the student is registered at our full-time ESL program). The student may periodically take practice TOEFL exams while in the English program to monitor progress.

TOEFL Scores

Some students think it is very difficult to achieve a TOEFL score that is high enough for admission to a good university or college. Actually, any good student can achieve an acceptable TOEFL score, with the help of a good preparatory course such as one offered by Canada College of Education.

Ask for a free practice test!

You may drop by our office and ask for a TOEFL practice test to be administered at our center. It is absolutely free. You will receive your score within a week of writing your test.

What is the cost of the program?

Registration Fee: $ 30.00
Course Fee: $450.00
Text + CD-ROM (optional) $ 65.00
Other course materials: Free

ESSAY WRITING.

For the TOEFL exam, students may be asked to write an essay. Here, some basic information regarding essay writing:

Remember that an essay is multi-paragraphed writing. An essay has three main parts: an Introduction, a Body and a Conclusion.
The Introduction sets up the paper and concludes with a very clear, specific thesis statement. A strong Introduction will set the tone for the rest of the paper. A good thesis should identify the main sections/ideas in the paper; it acts as a sort of "mini-outline".
The Body should have a number of paragraphs covering the main points. Remember that a paragraph has the same basic construction as an essay: an Introduction (topic sentence that tells the reader what you will be discussing in that paragraph), a Body, and a Conclusion. It is very rare for a paragraph to have fewer than five or six sentences. This is where you will include your examples, arguments, objections, etc.
The Conclusion should not be cut short, either in terms of length or content. This is what the reader will read last and, statistics show, what the reader will remember most. Therefore, you will want to finish with a strong paragraph. ...''

Phone:514-868-6262

School Address:

1118 Sainte Catherine West #403 Montreal, Quebec, H3B 1H5 Canada

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Academic English
Comprehensive TOEFL Preparation
Grammar and TOEFL Preparation
Listening Skills and TOEFL Preparation
Reading Review and TOEFL Preparation
French as a Second Language
English for Business
French for Business and the Professions
Medical English
Medical French
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