TOEFL Assessment

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Use current TOEFL iBT tasks and one-to-one analysis to separate language, speed, memory and response problems.

  • Use only the TOEFL iBT tasks introduced in 2026
  • Observe comprehension speed, attention and task switching under time
  • Retain speaking recordings and writing for specific analysis
  • Explain ability gaps one-to-one and set the most efficient sequence
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Simulate the current TOEFL iBT Build a comparable baseline across current Reading, Listening, Writing and Speaking tasks.
Cover four sections
Use current tasks including Complete the Words, Write an Email and Take an Interview.
Work to time
Record speed and accuracy across short tasks and rapid transitions.
Keep response evidence
Retain errors, writing and speaking recordings rather than judging from memory.
 Find shared causes behind scores One underlying skill can affect several tasks, so diagnosis follows error patterns rather than isolated items.
Comprehension and vocabulary
Separate decoding, context, main-idea, detail and inference problems.
Memory and response
Review listening retention, sentence reproduction, reaction time and completeness.
Language control
Analyse grammar, word choice, register, pronunciation, fluency and written clarity.
 Plan the next stage of preparation Convert evidence into prioritised, repeatable and measurable practice.
Set a realistic target
Compare current evidence with the required score and test date.
Choose training units
Assign word, sentence, text, short-writing or spoken-response practice.
Reassess
Use new tasks of comparable difficulty to verify stable improvement.
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Current TOEFL iBT four-skill simulation
Complete current Reading, Listening, Writing and Speaking tasks to observe performance under the real test rhythm.
  • Reading
  • Listening
  • Writing
  • Speaking
Ability and error-pattern analysis
Identify shared problems across task types in comprehension, vocabulary, memory, response speed and language control.
  • Comprehension and vocabulary
  • Memory and response
  • Grammar, word choice and pronunciation
Next-stage training plan
Set training priorities according to current performance, application requirements and test date, with a plan for reassessment.
  • Set targets
  • Choose training units
  • Check improvement

Course fees

Fees by level

Mock test and one-to-one assessmentFour-skill mock assessment and one-to-one analysis; 4 hours in total
HK$800
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