Go from below 20 to above 24 in TOEFL speaking and get into your dream university program!

Becoming an advanced English speaker and using academic English on the TOEFL exam is like climbing a mountain. For every new vocabulary word you learn and are able to pronounce properly, another slippery exception makes you trip and fall.

After taking the TOEFL test already and perhaps not getting the score you need, you can see why so many people in your shoes feel like giving up and turning around halfway up the mountain.

The good news is that getting a high TOEFL score doesn’t have to be such an uphill struggle anymore.

The problem is, when you watch TOEFL Youtube videos and take other courses with hundreds of students, they don’t focus on your individual needs, strengths, and weaknesses. You don’t really know what mistakes you’re making and how to improve your speaking and writing skills because nobody has given you personalized attention.

What you need is to practice and activate your knowledge! Because as soon as you begin learning the structure of the writing and speaking responses for TOEFL, you’ll realize you already know enough to start practicing and taking action steps to prepare for this difficult test.

Before I became an English teacher, I was living in New York City searching for a job as a Spanish teacher. I bombed the interviews (in a bad way), though, and knew I wanted to improve my Spanish. So, I moved to Spain.

When I arrived in Spain, it was sink or swim. (Or in my case a triathlon). I ended up getting a placement in Galicia and had to navigate through the waters of Spanish, Galician, and Portuguese.

Pretty quickly, I fell in love with the Galician language and realized – if I wanted to get a job in Spain, I would have to pass some serious language exams. 7+ years later and after many language partners, courses, and private language teachers, I passed the Galician C1 exam and the Spanish DELE C2 exam.

A Ph.D. (that’s another story), a sweet online teaching gig with the US government and 234 students later, I decided to package my approach into an easy-to-follow course with teacher support for frazzled learner and busy TOEFL takers everywhere. And I’m excited to share it with you!

In the self-study course, you will receive daily, step-by-step practice with high-scoring sample answers, templates, and vocabulary to help you speak more fluently on the exam.

What results can you expect?

Expect to increase your fluency when you speak academic English.
Improve your organization and timing in your TOEFL responses.
Use richer, varied vocabulary in your answers.
Hone your grammar skills while you speak and stop making the same mistakes.
Discover how to brainstorm great ideas and add details to your responses.

TOEFL SPEAKING TASK 1

template
a list of common TOEFL topics
check-list for self-evaluation
12 essential transition words
8 important words to introduce examples
5 main topic sentences to begin your response with confidence
Various ways to say “I like”
5 sentence structures to introduce your opinion
3 sample, top-scoring answers
Assignments for you to practice on your own
A list of part 1 questions to practice
A quiz to test your understanding

TOEFL SPEAKING TASK 2

template
a list of common Campus Matters topics
6 necessary phrases to either support a cause or oppose a policy
2 sample reading passages and high-scoring responses
6 phrasal verbs that are commonly used on campus
A quiz to test your understanding

TOEFL SPEAKING TASK 3

template
how to cite your source
5 phrases to help you use reported speech properly
2 sample reading passages and high-scoring responses
A quiz on reported speech to test your understanding

TOEFL SPEAKING TASK 4

template
how to use academic English to summarize information
5 phrases to explain what a professor said in a lecture
synonyms for academia
Sample lectures and responses

Bonus Modules:

Synonyms for Academia

Phrasal Verbs for Academia

Features

4 TOEFL Speaking prompts per module
An onboarding workbook to help you track your progress and stick to your goals.
A TOEFL fluency roadmap to help guide you along
Time commitment: 15 minutes 3-4 times a week
A tracking sheet to keep you motivated
Audio samples of high-scoring answers
A list of the best TOEFL resources, websites, and Youtube channels out there

TOEFL Power-Up Program:

Speaking and Writing Intensive

The daily language exercises that are sent to your email inbox daily from the google classroom. Each assignment has a deadline to submit it by telling you exactly what to practice, so you can finally set aside the textbook and focus on engaging tasks that lead to real progress, really fast.
Methodology: We will focus on what is called “student output,” which is the idea of the student actively practicing the language as much as possible rather than passively consuming the language. We will listen to your responses, transcribe them, and improve them so that you can see what a high-scoring response looks like. The same is true for writing. We will begin writing essays from the get-go and understanding how to improve the paragraph structure.
Teacher Feedback: We will be working together on Whatsapp through private messages and in Google docs. I will be helping you with speaking, pronunciation, intonation, and linking your words so that you sound as fluent and natural as possible. We will also work with the ETS rubrics and check-lists so that you can see where you fall on the rubric and what areas you need to improve.
Support: You can ask questions, share great resources, and motivate each other through the course. The group is reduced in size so that the chat doesn’t become flooded with hundreds of annoying, random messages. Also, you will be given topics to practice in Whatsapp, it will help you make speaking a daily habit.
Monitor your Growth: We will be using some statistics and data from a fantastic website that will show us if we are improving in the areas of: speech rate, vocabulary diversity, pauses, repetition, phrase length, and grammar. The data will give us an idea of how to improve our speaking.

Price: $200

Value of what is included:

$100 Daily TOEFL assignments for 5 weeks.

$20=Audio data on TOEFL responses

$30=Access to a fantastic platform for grammar homework

$300=Feedback from me

Actual Value of this Course: $450

Don’t waste another $200 dollars taking the TOEFL without properly preparing for it because you risk getting the same score.

Bonus for people who join and pay by Saturday, March 4th:

Practice with Paraphrasing (a comprehensive resource that helps you improve your academic vocabulary)

(Apply for the course here)

Q&A

What is included in the daily language tasks?

Every day, you will be given a speaking task based on a TOEFL speaking prompt or an essay prompt. We will be working on both the integrated tasks and the independent tasks. We will break these tasks into smaller, more feasible assignments.

2. It is too expensive. I can’t afford it.

It costs more than the big TOEFL company offerings because you’ll be getting more feedback and more support. Additionally, it is nice to work with a smaller group so that you don’t feel so overwhelmed by large numbers of students. You’ll have more time to participate and you’ll improve faster.

3. I am afraid I won’t be motivated.

You will receive a study planner to help you focus on your goals and stay accountable.

4. How can I pay for it? You can pay by credit card.