TOEFL Writing – The Complete Guide
Take this step-by-step guide to the TOEFL Writing section and get the score you need.
What you’ll learn
- Students will develop the skills required for the TOEFL writing section.
- Students will learn how to write the integrated essay in TOEFL writing.
- Students will learn how to write the independent essay in TOEFL writing.
- Students should be looking to take the TOEFL test.
- Students should be interesting in learning about the TOEFL writing section.
Welcome to TOEFL Writing – The Complete Guide!
This course is aimed to help you develop all the skills you need for the writing section of the TOEFL test.
By taking this course, you will…
- Improve your understanding of what you need to do for the two writing tasks.
- Develop the skills you need, such as note taking and proofreading, for TOEFL writing.
- Do practice writing tasks so you can apply the skills you’re learning on the course.
For each writing tasks, we’ll guide you through each process involved in successfully completing the tasks.
The course is divided into 3 major units.
- Skills – this is where you learn all the different skills for TOEFL writing.
- Integrated writing – a step-by-step guide to writing the perfect integrated essay.
- Independent writing – a step-by-step guide to writing the perfect independent essay.
If you’re struggling with TOEFL writing, or you want to learn what TOEFL writing is about, then jump right in and let’s get learning!
Who this course is for:
- Students who are looking to take the TOEFL test in the future.
- Students who are looking to improve their skills in the TOEFL writing section,
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My name’s Keehwan Kim and welcome to my teacher profile page.
I have been a language teaching professional since 2005, teaching mainly English to Korean learners, but also teaching Korean to English speakers.
I have been creating online courses on and off since 2016, but since 2019, I have moved away from classroom teaching and have been creating Korean language courses.
I love everything about teaching and learning languages. I think best analogy of language learning is of trying to go up an escalator that’s coming down. You have to work hard to make forward progress, and if you stop trying, it’s easy to lose all that progress you have made.
Many of us live in environments where interacting with the language you’re learning is extremely difficult, but I hope my courses help you to engage with Korean and help you to make forward progress towards your language learning goals.
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