
The TOEFL® Family of Assessments
Trusted Information to Help You Make More Confident Decisions Based on Students' English Proficiency
Important decisions about your students can have a long-term impact on your institution. That's why using the TOEFL® tests is a smart idea. Whether for admissions or for placement, advancement and exiting, the TOEFL Family of Assessments provides information you need to help you make confident decisions.
The TOEFL Family of Assessments includes:
- The TOEFL iBT® Test for university admissions
- The TOEFL® ITP Assessment Series for university-level English language learning programs
- The TOEFL® Junior™ Test for middle school-level English language learning programs
Quick Reference Guide to the TOEFL Family of Assessments
| The TOEFL iBT Test | The TOEFL ITP Assessment Series | The TOEFL Junior Test | |
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| Student Age Group | High school and university-aged students (16+) | High school and university-aged students in intensive English language programs (16+) | Middle school-aged students (11–15) |
| Skills Measured | 100% academic content
Scores range from 0–120 | 100% academic content
Available in two proficiency levels Scores range from: | 100% academic content
Scores range from 600–900 |
| Testing Administration | Test Centers: Test is delivered at secure, ETS-approved test centers via the Internet | Institutional Testing: Schools request test administration dates at their institution for their own students | Institutional Testing: Public Testing: |
| Test Delivery/ Testing Method | Delivered via the Internet with high level of security for both test content and testing conditions | Paper-based | Paper-based |
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