Hi, I'm also from Jakarta. I think there's a few anak2 jakarta on this forum! Loads of schools do toefl courses. Before i went to study in the States i found Aim's website and took a course with them. It's <url removed by mod> . Teachers

Hi Michael I'm not quite sure what you want to know. I'm sure that many/most language schools will provide you with some sort of document stating that you attended and successfully completed certain ESL coursework. However, if you have

English Today is the only company in Jakarta that will let students study speaking and writing toefl classes.

I am also from Jakarta and am thinking of signing up for English Today's TOEFL speaking and TOEFL writing program, are there any others out interested in joining up for a private class?

Thanks for the info! very convenient.

Try English Today, they have native speakers that come to your house and are very flexible www.english-today-jakarta.com or Direct English in Jakarta's central business district www.directenglish.co.id/contact.php this is a group class but a

I want to study TOEFL in Jakarta, which school is the best in this area?

I'm about to stick my neck out by writing an article, and I could use some advice. Here in Greece, the only real English language teaching qualification especially recognized by the government is a national university degree in English

- I particularly remember the word "vocabulary" coming up. I still haven't decided whether my four-syllable version is eccentric or common. I make it five, but it's a poser. To be clear about it, I say /v@U'kab l@ ri/. I find

Hmm. I'm going to have to watch out for this, ... out to my students that this doesn't represent my pronunciation. Mmm, where are you from? My pron is more or less RP, and I'd use i here. I was brought up in Bournemouth. My accent is