
Listen to a short animated podcast from our TOEFL IBT Deep Dive Podcast on the topic of introducing the new exam total revision that will go into effect on January 21, 2026.
This lecture will provide a good general overview of the new TOEFL iBT launching January 21, 2026.
Click and open up the downloadable write-up on the new TOEFL iBT to be launched on January 21, 2026.
There are several question types listed as Read in Daily Life, but ETS has not provided examples of their structure. Here, we provide an overview of the structure and practice under timed pressure.
The 2026 TOEFL iBT isn't a minor update. It's a total redesign. You need to prepare for what's actually coming — not what used to be tested. New formats. New question types. New strategies. Most prep materials online still teach the old exam. This course doesn't. Launched on January 21, 2026, the redesigned TOEFL iBT is shorter, faster, more adaptive, and focused on real-world English communication.
This Course is WHAT YOU NEED:
Built for the NEW 2026 TOEFL — not retrofitted from old materials.
The only fully-updated TOEFL course you need. 600+ practice questions. Real exam templates. Proven strategies.
Students scoring 100+ (5-6) in under 30 days.
Why this course works:
Learn from Professor Keino Campbell, Esq., recognized as a Udemy Top 10% Most Engaging Instructor with over 35,000 five-star reviews across his IELTS and TOEFL courses. With 15+ years helping students master high-stakes English exams, Professor Campbell teaches strategy first — not just content.
What's inside:
600+ practice questions aligned with the 2026 format
Two full exit tests
10 Speaking Exit Tests
Reading and Listening quizzes with entrance and exit tests
Embedded writing assignments and speaking practice
Monthly live group classes
Detailed answer keys with explanations
All practices set up in the same template as the real exam
Complete section coverage:
Reading — Complete the Words, Read in Daily Life, Read an Academic Passage
Listening — Listen and Choose a Response, Listen to Conversations, Listen to Announcements, Listen to Academic Talks
Writing — Build a Sentence, Write an Email, Write for an Academic Discussion
Speaking — Listen and Repeat, Take an Interview
Recent student results:
Samuel David Solano Celis scored 118/120 (6.0/6) after just 25 days with this course.
Jean Marco Tejada Ramos hit 110 total, with 6/6 in Reading.
Gergana Ivanova scored 6/6 in Writing and called the outlining strategy "the main role in my exam success" after 10+ years of English study where no teacher had taught her strategies like this before.
What makes this course different:
Fully updated for the 2026 TOEFL iBT format with complete coverage of all new task types and question forms
Strategies designed explicitly for the redesigned sections
Real understanding of how adaptive testing works and how to win it
Crystal-clear, no-nonsense teaching style
Real-world expertise from an award-winning educator and attorney
Your score. Your timeline. Your success.
Start preparing for the TOEFL that's actually coming.
WHAT YOU'LL LEARN (bullet list)
Every question type on the redesigned 2026 TOEFL iBT
Proven strategies for Reading: Complete the Words, Read in Daily Life, Read an Academic Passage
Full Listening preparation: Conversations, Announcements, Academic Talks, and Listen and Choose a Response
Writing mastery: Build a Sentence, Write an Email, Write for an Academic Discussion
Speaking confidence: Listen and Repeat, Take an Interview with detailed answer keys
How to navigate the new adaptive testing format and maximize your score
The outlining strategy that has earned students 6/6 in Writing
Time management techniques for the shorter, faster 2026 exam
How to reach Band Score 4–5, scores of 100+ or 110+, and C1–C2 proficiency
REQUIREMENTS / WHO THIS COURSE IS FOR
Requirements:
Intermediate English level (B1) or higher
A computer, tablet, or phone with internet access
Commitment to practice consistently before test day
This course is for you if:
You are taking the 2026 TOEFL iBT
You want to score 100+ or 110+ (5-6), or reach C1–C2 proficiency
You are confused by the new TOEFL format or unsure how to prepare
You struggle with practical English, not just academic writing
You need flexible online practice that fits your schedule
You are applying to universities, visa programs, or professional licensing exams
You want clear feedback and strategies from a trusted expert