The TOEFL Junior® test are part of the TOEFL® Family of Assessments, which also includes the TOEFL iBT® test, TOEFL ITP® Assessment Series and the TOEFL Primary® tests. Based on the long-standing and trusted heritage of the TOEFL tests.

The TOEFL Junior® test can be used in multiple ways in the classroom for placement and to monitor progress. Plus, scores are mapped to CEFR levels to help you better understand students' English proficiency levels, and Reading section scores are matched with Metametrics® Lexile® measures to help you find the right books at the right reading levels for your students.

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TOEFL Junior® tests use the most up-to-date methods for language testing and are fair, reliable and valid for their intended purposes. Plus, TOEFL Junior® test scores are mapped to CEFR levels to measure achievement against an international standard and give you a more in-depth understanding of your students' English proficiency levels.    

There are two TOEFL Junior® tests: the TOEFL Junior® Standard test, which can be delivered on paper or digitally, and the digitally delivered TOEFL Junior® Speaking test. Each test measures different English-language skills. Both tests provide reliable administration and scoring, and scores are mapped to CEFR levels.


TOEFL Junior® Standard test

A paper-delivered test that measures Reading Comprehension, Listening Comprehension, and Language Form and Meaning. The TOEFL Junior® Standard test is currently available in over 65 countries around the world.

TOEFL Junior® Speaking test

A digitally delivered test that measures the student's ability to communicate orally in English in an academic classroom. 

TOEFL Junior® Standard Test Design

Conveniently offered in paper-delivered format, the TOEFL Junior Standard test is easy and convenient to administer. It is a good choice for institutions and programs looking for flexibility and quick scoring turnaround. It assesses the following skills: 

Listening Comprehension
Language Form and Meaning
Reading Comprehension

 TOEFL Junior® Speaking Test Design

For a complete look at a student's English-language ability, the TOEFL Junior® Speaking test, which is digitally administered, measures the skills needed to communicate successfully in English. It consists of the following:

Computer Based
Number of Items: 4
Score Range: 0–16
Testing Time: 18 minutes

The TOEFL Junior® Standard Test is scored locally by ETS Preferred Network offices and features fast turnaround time.

TOEFL Junior ® Test scores are determined by the number of questions a student has answered correctly. There is no penalty for wrong answers. The number of correct responses on each section is converted to a scale score of 200–300 points. The total score is a sum of the three section scores and therefore ranges from 600–900 points. 
 
Listening Comprehension                          200-300 Points
Language Form and Meaning                   200-300 Points
Reading Comprehension                            200-300 Points

Each TOEFL Junior ® Test score report provides:

Both section and overall score levels to assist parents, students and teachers in understanding what the scores mean
A description of the English-language abilities typical of test takers scoring around a particular scaled score level to help identify strengths and areas for improvement
Section test scores mapped to score levels of the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR)
A Lexile® measure to help you find books at the student's English reading level 

The TOEFL Junior ® Speaking test score report provides a score range from 0–16. These scores are linked to the scoring guide used to score Speaking tasks to help teachers, students and parents better understand the meaning of the scores. The test scores are accompanied by performance descriptors. 

Each TOEFL Junior ® test score report provides:

Both section and overall score levels to assist parents, students and teachers in understanding what the scores mean
A description of the English-language abilities typical of test takers scoring around a particular scaled score level to help identify strengths and areas for improvement
Section test scores mapped to score levels of the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR)
A Lexile® measure to help you find books at the student's English reading level