I did Toefl test inside us military bace by the help of us embassy in Jordan .how can I get the result?
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Short Answer:\nE-mail ETS:  toefl@ets.org\n  (they e-mail back in about 1 week)\n  (sending postal mail to Iraq can be difficult, now)\n  (try to have it delivered to more stable delivery area)\n\nif TOEFL for job/school outside Iraq:\n  order official score report by credit-card at: 1-609-771-7267\n  . . . (to send straight to job/school)\n\n\nLonger Explanation:\n\nYour official scores will be mailed from the United States about two weeks after the test if you type your essay or five weeks if you handwrite your essay.  Please allow time for them to arrive by international mail.\n\nIf you need score reports to be sent to additional institutions, please complete the form in the TOEFL bulletin and return it with payment to ETS.  If paying by credit card, you may also call ETS at (609) 771-7267 to order additional score reports.  Scores are valid for two years.\n\nQuestions about any missing score reports should be directed to Educational Testing Service (ETS), the nonprofit organization that develops TOEFL and issues score reports.  An e-mail sent to the ETS customer service address—toefl@ets.org—usually will receive a response in five to seven days.  Test takers should wait at least eight weeks before contacting ETS about score reports.  Score report problems are best avoided by careful preparation of the registration form: writing name and mailing address clearly and following payment procedures detailed in the TOEFL bulletin.\n\n\nTo read more about this see:\nhttp://www.amideast.org/testing/jordan/services_information_students_professionals/toefl.htm#scores\nhttp://www.amideast.org/programs_services/testing/jordan/services_information_students_professionals/faqs.htm\n\n\nNote:\nYou seemed to have asked this question 2x\n(here and at: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=ApcJ1omV2zsA6_EvK4QSc_Xzy6IX?qid=1006050103537 )\nYou probably double clicked by mistake\n\nI've answered both\n(in case your search for an answer, later only brings up one of them)
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Check out the website of the British embassy in Amman\n\nhttp://www.britishembassy.gov.uk/servlet/Front?pagename=OpenMarket/Xcelerate/ShowPage&c=Page&cid=1064571042175
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depends on your level of english. did u pass ur toefl yet?\nif ur toefl scores are higher than 300 on old CBT (without pronounciation check.) then u should be alright.
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I'm sorry, I wish that I could help you more.  I am a US citizen living in another country.  I have applied for and received visas for other countries that I have lived and taught in.  The best thing that I can suggest for you is to look at this website (if you haven't already) and then contact (preferably by telephone--if possible) the US Embassy in your country.  I do not have TOEFL certification either, but I was still able to get teaching visas.  I really do wish you the best of luck.  If there is anything that I can do for you, please let me know.\n\nhttp://usembassy.state.gov/
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You need to contact the state in which you would like to live and ask to see if your degree would be accepted by them.  Perhaps they would only ask that you take a test. I have done this recently for a gentleman friend that wants to move from Baghdad because of the violence.
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TOEFL Score Interpretation\n\nD.W. McKeon, Director, ESL & GTA Training Programs \n\nExecutive Summary \nI. Introduction\nII. Overall Scores and Subscores \nIII. Other Factors Affecting TOEFL Scores \nIV. The Old GRE Verbal Section and the TOEFL \nV. The New GRE Analytical Writing Section and the TOEFL \n\n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nExecutive Summary\n\nThe Test of English as a Foreign Language, TOEFL, developed in the early 1960’s, has become the main instrument of measuring English language proficiency for international students around the world. A total score (range of 310-677) was determined based on the scores of three subsections: Listening, Structure, and Reading; (note: an optional essay was administered at every other international testing date, the Test of Written English, TWE, with a score range of 0 to 6). \n\nIn the late 1990’s, the TOEFL Board produced a computer-based test (CBT; range: 40 to 300. Other than the supposed ease of electronic test-taking, the CBT TOEFL made a few notable improvements on the paper-based test (PBT); to mention two: (1) it includes linear testing (from easy to difficult) and computer-adaptive testing (tailoring to the proficiency level of the individual test-taker); and (2) it includes a compulsory essay, whose score is factored into the Structure section and is reported in a separate Essay Section, equivalent to the former TWE. A Concordance Table was published in 1998, providing equivalences between the familiar PBT scores and the new CBT ones. Since the CBT is not administered at every site where the PBT was, the PBT continues to be used in various parts of the world. \n\nGraduate School admissions committees have generally used a 550 (=213 CBT) cutoff score, but often without consideration of the total profile of subscores. In light of their near magical aura to the aggregate TOEFL scores, below are some recommendations on the use of TOEFL (either form) for admissions committees:\n\nRegardless of the total score, subscores must be taken into consideration \nListening subscores should not be below 50/16, regardless of the total, aggregate score \nEssay Writing subscores should not be below 4.0 (same rating as TWE scores) \nSince neither PBT nor CBT TOEFL versions measure one’s speaking ability, admissions committees considering offering teaching assistants with teaching duties should not use TOEFL scores alone in such decisions (certainly Listening scores should be a factor) \nThe number of times (and length of intervals) a prospective student has taken the TOEFL should be considered as a factor (read, test-wiseness as an issue) \nDate of last administration and activity in using English since then should be factored in the decision to accept an applicant or not \nFinally, TOEFL scores have never meant to be predictors of academic success. \nReturn to top \nI. Introduction\n\nHaving been developed in the mid 1960’s, the TOEFL has become the major standard of measuring proficiency in English as a second language throughout the world . Because of its widespread use in determining admissions into colleges and universities, TOEFL scores have taken on a sort of magical aura to them. One rather unfortunate consequence is the emergence of innumerable TOEFL preparation courses—not to mention TOEFL preparation centers—throughout the world: the tail is indeed wagging the dog. Even more unfortunate is the temptation to view one’s TOEFL scores as an indicator of general intelligence or as a predictor of academic success, despite the TOEFL Board’s insistence to the contrary. \n\nAlthough the TOEFL Board introduced a computer-based version in 1997 to replace paper-based testing, the latter is still prevalent in many parts of the world. Thus, in general, TOEFL scores in the 310-677 range (paper-based test) are still more familiar than those in the 40-300 range (computer-based test).\n\nLike the paper-based test (PBT), the c
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You will first need to go to the Embassy for the UK in your own country, and ask about universities and procedures.\n\nFirst you must take the TOEFL exam and the SAT, and then apply to a university.  *After* you are accepted to a university, the university will send you a Visa application.  \n\nUnless you are very confident in your ability to score near 100% on both the TOEFL English and SAT academic exams, or you have a lot of money that you can't spend; then it's not very much worth it.  The UK is very particular about accepting applicants and requires the highest standards.  If you have not scored in the highest percentile, you will spend your money on exams, applications for university, and student Visa for nothing.\n\nBe careful in what you decide!
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GRE is a exam for admission tests at masters level in universities for engineering etc. GMAT is for masters degrees in business programs, TOEFL is required by many schools in US from foreign students for their English competency. You have to contact a University here, send your educational records, the university will tell you what test to take for admission in their program. You take the test there in India, for location and fees find that out locally or the US university will help you too. Get an Indian passport from there. Apply at the US embassy there for Student visa. Take the I-20, the admission approval papers from US university to US Embassy there to apply for the student visa. To prepare for the TOEFL and other exams buy the books and tapes/Cd's etc. to prepare. Good luck
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Best answer I can give you is to contact one of the schools and ask them where they get the test from.
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The best way is to study for it. Even if you are a native english speaker. It may sound strange, but to study in foreign countries where english is the language you still have to take the TOEFL. There are many good study guides available. Get one from your local book store. Also, it is a good idea to read for 30 minutes a day in english. Then, write one page about what you have read.
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First of all your chances of passing a TOEFL test would be higher IF you can handle grammar , If you have a good understanding of English when you read and If your ears are suitable to understand the damn conversations they will play , Learning british or American english wont affect much if you use common sense sometimes as the rules change slightly.Try to read both american and British english so you become acquainted with both eventhou you will use only one.If the fact of learning british really makes you a bit concerned then Id recommend asking your teacher for more tips, Good luck!\nEDIT: Try to practice your listening skills the most you can as well and try to learn some Idiomatic Expressions that helps a whole bunch to increase your understanding when you read.\n\n\nTOEFL means Test Of English as a Foreign Language
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Apparently a good TOEFL score (in addition to the GRE score) increases your chance of getting an aided admission into good Universities and also easier way through the VISA desk.\n\nThough other aspects like Recommendations etc play a part in this process, the TOEFL score always tips the scale in your favour.\n\nI feel that merely getting an admission into an university in US is not the final thing. The method of education in US is radically different from what you have gone through till now. It would be to your disadvantage that if your command over the English language is not average, let alone at par.\n\nSo first get yourself trained in the written and spoken courses. As you can see your question itself leaves a lot to be desired and tell you where you need to work on.\n\nAll the best.\n\n.:Fishie:.\n\n.:Fishie:.
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How wud I address thee?Fil-indi?Anyway,I'm a Filipino working in the UK and in my opinion u wud certainly need to submit a proficiency test (ielts or toefl) to qualify entry in any university in the uk.it wud be best to check on the required score in the school of ur choice.I work as a physiotherapist in the isle of wight, england.but b4 I acquired my registration here I have to pass the required proficiency score, as required by the Health Professions Council, b4 further scrutiny was given to my credentials. As far as I'm aware, it takes 3-yrs to complete a nursing course here.the course offers more time on hands-on rather than theory. Nursing students here are sent out to different hospitals around the country for 3-months (i think) to do actual experiences and goes back to the university for lectures then sent out again. That's a rough idea. If u are a resident here (parents working here), the National Health Service (NHS) offers support to every individual taking up nursing course or physiotherapy for free. Actually, it's a study-now-pay-later scheme. I know it's none of my business whatever u decide for ur future, but let me give u an idea of what kind of life ul be having if u decide to study, work and live in England. (1)Everything here's soooo expensive!! As in EXPENSIVE!! (2)taxes are very high. (3) the more u work the more tax the gov't will take from u, in large portions. sometimes it's not even worth the hard-work. (4) this is a very lonely place to live in..compared to the united states of america. I don't know with other parts of the united kingdom. but..(5) british are very courteous people...most of them! And crimes are low as compared to the US. If u really intend to come here and need to take that proficiency test, toefl is being offered at the Second floor of the Ateneo Law School in Makati. U can take the test every month...that is if u failed the 1st one. But first, like I said b4. Chk the required score in the school/university u intend to go to.Visas are given once you're accepted in a school in the uk. because ul have to show that to the embassy. gud luck! (",). ps-chk with the british embassy website on "studying in the uk".
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A good TOEFL score doesn't assure to have admisssion.\nAnd for the further procedure you need to search on the internet.\nyou can search: http://www.graduateschools.com or use www.google com for search
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The new Toefl is called IBT - Internet based test and it includes speaking section which used to be seperate previosly. \nI got 115/120. It was easy. I was most worried about the speaking section. But, the thing to do is speak slowly and clearly. (indians speak very fast). The reviews (human reviewer, not computer) need to follow and understand what you say and assess the relevance. Don't try to put on american accent. Speak how you speak normally. \nFor the Internet-based test, you will receive four section scores and\na total score:\nReading (0-30)\nListening (0-30)\nSpeaking (0-30)\nWriting (0-30)\nTotal Score (0-120)\nGood luck in the exam.
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From what i understand there is a American history/trivia style test (100 Q's) and a few other things.  I took this test an failed it.  By the way, Im in the military.
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Go to www.state.gov.  They have numerous internship programs (though they are extremely competitive) and will give you information on how to apply for and take the civil service and foreign service exams.  The more languages, the better off you are.  They need more people with Middle Eastern and Asian languages for their hot jobs right now.