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Advances TOEFL
The TOEFL program is designed as a complete intensive program for students who wish to improve their scores on this college entrance requirement.
- Skill building exercises in all sections.
- Useful recommendation and advice including study methods, saving time and short-cuts to getting higher scores.
- TOEFL material from various sources and countries.
- A serious and pleasant atmosphere.
- Ideal class size (maximum 15-17 students).
- The latest iBT software and related computer programs to enhance skills and check student’s progress.
In addition to this, TOEFL students receive:
- Guidance to
prepare for their University applications including any essays that
institutions ask for
- Support in
writing resumes and admission interviews
- Feedback from
TOEFL study groups
- Updates on
important developments in TOEFL administration
- ...And most
important of all: Highly qualified and experienced
teachers!
Advances TOEFL(iBT) Weekly Teaching Schedule
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Monday
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Tuesday
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Wednesday
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Thursday
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Friday
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08:45 - 10:15
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Reading
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Listening
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Speaking
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Writing
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Reading
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Break
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| 10:25 - 11:25
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Writing
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Supplementary / Grammar
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Listening
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Speaking
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Writing
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| Break
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| 11:30 - 12:30
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Speaking
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Writing
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Reading
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Listening
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Speaking
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TOEFL(iBT) TEST SCORE!!
- Yu Kyung An – (2 terms = 102 IBT score)
Yu Kyung An entered the program after doing 2 months preparation in Korea. She had some problems reaching her required score of 100 to enter a Master’s Program at Lancaster University. She was especially concerned about her writing score, which was below her requirement. After two months of following advice and working hard, she got accepted for the Master’s program and is now studying Marketing Management.
- Jang Mi Lee – (3 terms = 89 IBT score)
Jang Mi Lee was not sure if she would ever get her desired score since her highest score was 68 after studying on her own a taking a 2 month course at another TOEFL program. We are pleased that we proved her to be wrong. She is now studying International project management in Florida and working part-time in the same field.
- Yoko Higuchi – (3 terms = 102 IBT score)
Yoko Higuchi only needed an 88 IBT score to enter a college in Toronto but she pushed harder to get a higher score and got accepted into Sheridan College with an entrance scholarship!
- Maria Flores – (2 terms = 110 IBT score)
Maria Flores was the wonder student the program. With no previous experience in TOEFL, she is in the top five scores in Cornerstone history!
- Karen Lopez – (3 terms – 98 IBT score)
Cornerstone was Karen’s third school for succeeding in TOEFL. In the past she was able to get as high as 67. In three terms, she improved, especially in the writing and speaking sections to get a higher score than she expected.
From the Teacher's Corner
How did time pass so fast! The Advanced TOEFL program will be entering its 6th year at Cornerstone Academic College March 2008. We have had the pleasure of meeting new TOEFL students from the local and international market. It is thrilling to help students reach their goals and keep in touch with them as they get accepted into higher education institutions across Canada, USA and other countries. In fact, over the past three years, four of my TOFEL students have begun teaching TOEFL in their native countries such as Japan and Korea. This is really unexpected and I wish them luck and hope that they learned enough to keep on teaching!
Tony
Intermediate TOEFL
Material from each section of the test is
practiced 3 or 4 times a week. The amount
of time spent on each part will vary.
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Monday
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Tuesday
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Wednesday
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Thursday
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Friday
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08:45 - 10:15
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Homework Reading
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Homework Writing
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Homework Speaking
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Homework Listening
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Homework Reading
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Break
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10:25 - 11:25
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Listening
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Reading
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Writing
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Speaking
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Listening
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Break
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11:30 - 12:30
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Speaking
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Listening
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Reading
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Writing
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Speaking
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At the start of the session, students learn
about the structure of the test, and about the kinds of questions in each of
the 4 sections of the test. Afterwards, the focus of the class is on studying
and practicing the skills necessary to successfully answer the many different
kinds of questions.
Material from many textbooks is used. The only difference
between the Intermediate TOEFL class and the Advanced TOEFL class is in the
difficulty of the material that the students practice with. The material in the
Intermediate class is not as hard, in terms of grammar, vocabulary and sentence
structure, as the material in the Advanced class. The skills learned are the
same. Homework is given each day, and taken up first thing the next morning.
Students will get most from the class if they come everyday, do the homework,
complete all of the writing assignments and participate actively in the
speaking tasks.
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