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TOEFL is for non-native English speakers who want to study in academic English programs. It’s accepted by over 7,500 institutions worldwide. There are two delivery methods: iBT and PBT. The registration process differs depending on the method, and includes selecting a test date, center, and submitting personal data and fees.
The Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) is designed for non-native English speakers who wish to study at university in academic English language programs. A qualifying TOEFL score is accepted as proof of a student’s academic-quality English skills by admissions offices at more than 7,500 educational institutions worldwide. The test, administered at more than 4,500 testing sites located around the world, is overseen by the Educational Testing Service (ETS), a non-profit organization based in the United States. The TOEFL registration process includes selecting a test date, selecting a testing center, and submitting personal data and registration fees.
Before beginning the TOEFL registration process, the test taker must determine which test delivery method is available at test locations in their area. There are two test delivery methods: an Internet-based test (iBT) and a paper-based test (PBT). The preferred delivery method, and by far the most common, is iBT. Test sites without reliable Internet access, however, are limited to the PBT method.
To determine whether the iBT or PBT method is used locally, the test taker must enter their location on the official TOEFL website or contact a local TOEFL testing website directly for information. This is important because the TOEFL registration process differs slightly depending on whether the test taker is taking the TOEFL iBT or the TOEFL PBT. Specifically, there are separate registration forms for the two test delivery methods.
After determining the local test delivery method, the test taker must obtain the corresponding registration form from a local test center or from the TOEFL website. The registration form includes all necessary information, instructions and registration forms. Registration information can be submitted by mail or online, whichever the test taker prefers.
Using the registration form, the test taker first selects a pre-scheduled date, paying particular attention to the associated email and online application deadline. The TOEFL iBT is administered many times a year, and the TOEFL PBT is administered only six times. Next, the test taker must visit the TOEFL website to access a current list of available test center websites, from which they must select a first choice location and an alternate location. Finally, the test taker must arrange to pay the application fees by an acceptable method. Payment methods include check, money order, debit card, and credit card.
To complete the TOEFL registration process, the test taker must enter the collected information, as well as their personally identifiable details, into the appropriate TOEFL registration form. This is done online or on paper forms. After including the appropriate payment information, the registration can be submitted electronically or mailed to ETS.
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