Best TOEFL Test Prep Courses and Tutoring in Paris

Paris students seeking to enhance their abilities with the English language and pass the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) can reach their goals with Manhattan Review's TOEFL prep services in Paris. Students who are most comfortable in traditional classroom settings can choose our on-site TOEFL prep courses, which meet at convenient locations in Paris. Tech-savvy students may prefer the comfort of our online TOEFL classroom instruction, which allows students to learn from their own homes. Test-takers interested in customized TOEFL instruction should opt for our TOEFL private tutoring, which is the most efficient available method of TOEFL prep. All students benefit from our TOEFL practice tests, which provide accurate assessments of TOEFL skills. Manhattan Review is an international test prep company that has been successfully preparing students worldwide for the TOEFL and other standardized tests since 1999. We have taught students from nearly every country and at almost every level of English-language ability. Learn more about our TOEFL course offerings, TOEFL materials and methods, and TOEFL instructors by contacting us today.

Students preparing for the TOEFL must first determine the score requirements of their chosen undergraduate or graduate degree programs. Certain score ranges are associated with specific levels of fluency. The International English Language Testing System has classified composite TOEFL scores into the following categories: "expert" (118-120), "very good" (110-117), "good" (94-109), "competent" (60-93), "modest" (35-59), "limited" (32-34), and "extremely limited" (0-31). These general classifications, however, are not universally observed by postsecondary institutions in the English-speaking world. It is common for two different departments within the same university to have two different TOEFL standards. With very few exceptions, a total score of 100 is sufficient for the vast majority of degree programs, even at the most selective schools. Many of the better public universities in the United States are perfectly happy with scores in the 80s, and a number of programs will accept scores in the 70s or even 60s. In short, the TOEFL score a given student will need depends on the individual school or department.

Manhattan Review's TOEFL prep courses and private tutoring have helped countless students pass the TOEFL and begin their studies at elite universities such as Harvard, Stanford, MIT, UC Berkeley, Carnegie Mellon, Johns Hopkins, Yale, Princeton, the University of Chicago, Tufts, Swarthmore, Georgetown, Columbia, UCLA, and the University of Virginia. Our students learn more than just the skills necessary to pass the TOEFL. They also become more fluent with the English language, which helps them succeed in their coursework and in their future professional lives. Many of our past TOEFL clients have chosen to remain in the United States to accept jobs at Fortune 500 companies (including Ford Motor, Bank of America, JP Morgan Chase, and United Technologies). Others have chosen to return to Paris for employment with prominent local firms, such as Europ Assistance, Sanofi Pasteur, Turner Broadcasting System France, and Studio 100 Animation. Success in the English-speaking world is, to a great extent, dependent on the ability to speak the English language. With Manhattan Review's TOEFL prep services in Paris, you can start becoming a better English speaker today.

Andrei R., originally from Moscow, is a graduate of Georgetown University (BA in political science) and the University of Wisconsin-Madison (MA in international relations). He has been a TOEFL prep tutor and TOEFL classroom instructor in Washington, D.C. and Paris since 2008. He has taught TOEFL students from over 30 countries in Europe, Asia, Africa, and Latin America.

Andrei is an experienced language instructor who is fluent in Russian, French, English, and German. His TOEFL teaching has helped place students at top universities in the United States (including Stanford, Columbia, and Brown), United Kingdom (Oxford, Cambridge, and the University of Manchester), and Canada (McGill and the University of British Columbia). When he's not teaching, Andrei is a staff translator for an international manufacturing company with offices in Paris.