We have broken down our lesson content into easy-to-follow three-to-five-minute lesson videos. This helps you take in the information and also easily identify which video lesson you need to re-watch, as part of your review for each section. This way you will not need to go through hours of video just to find the area you want to watch.

When sitting the Speaking section for each practice test, we actually replicate the test format, so you will become used to submitting your answers by speaking into a microphone and recording, just like you will when you take the TOEFL iBT. This is particularly helpful for those that find it difficult to speak into a void and prefer a real person, as this will not be the case on test day.

You will have lesson videos on the exam content, the Kaplan strategies/techniques on how to identify and approach each question and task type as well as hundreds of practice questions for you to perfect your skills in these areas. You will also be provided with Kaplan’s Assessment Checklist that you will use to evaluate your speaking and writing responses. Your speaking and writing answers can also be reviewed by our expert TOEFL assessment team with all of our online preparation options. They will review each submission recording or text and offer you detailed feedback identifying where and how you can improve.

Our online courses for the TOEFL exam are completely comprehensive and contain the same material as a live course option. Here’s an example of how you should prep using our online course…

• You will start your course by taking a full-length practice test, so that you can have an idea of your starting position. This will show you which are your weaker areas, so you can focus your initial study on these.
• Then you will watch the lesson videos, complete the practice questions and exercises as instructed as well as read the corresponding content in your TOEFL Prep Plus book.
• You will use your detailed score reports to assess your progress and they will clearly identify which test areas/question types you should focus your study.
• Once you have reviewed your problem areas and re-tested your skills using your practice questions and full-length tests you will have the skills to help you get the maximum score possible.