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Welcome

Why this test uses its own scale

Reading Your Score Report

Four section scores, one overall

The two numbers that aren't on the 1-12 scale at all

Check yourself: reading the report

MyBest and the CEFR Concordance

MyBest: your best scores, combined

Turning your score into a CEFR level

Check yourself: the CEFR table

Setting Your Own Target

Turning a score report into a study target

How to read a TOEFL Essentials score report: the 1-12 section scale, the half-band Overall, MyBest, and ETS's own CEFR concordance table.

TOEFL Essentials scores don't look like most tests you've taken. Learn to read your own score report before you get one: the 1-12 scale, the half-band overall, the two percentile skills, and how to translate a number into a CEFR level.

Your Score and Your Target

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