TOEFL test-takers can prepare with AI-powered platform, personalised insights
The Hindu
Those studying for their Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) can use an AI-powered platform called TOEFL TestReady.
Those studying for their Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) and preparing to take the exam online can use an AI-powered platform called TOEFL TestReady in order to get additional practice and personalised study tips, announced the test’s creator ETS in a post on Wednesday.
The TOEFL TestReady platform gives test-takers free and paid offerings including various scored activities, personalised preparation plans, study resources, and test practice with feedback as they work on their reading, listening, speaking, and writing skills in English.
“With the goal of elevating test takers to their highest proficiency, TOEFL® TestReady™ cements itself as the only comprehensive test prep platform currently available that leverages AI to offer personalized insights and targeted recommendations for a high-stakes English-language test to study or work abroad,” said ETS in its blog post.
Citing initial research, ETS said that higher scores on the TOEFL TestReady platform made it more likely that the test-taker would achieve a higher score in the actual exam.
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“The platform is uniquely designed to bring all of a test taker’s performance metrics together and offer targeted recommendations and insights that help them close their individual skills gaps, while tracking their progress,” shared ETS.
The TOEFL iBT test is taken on a computer and evaluates the test-taker’s English language skills to see if they are qualified for international jobs and study opportunities.
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