It is true that both IELTS and TOEFL results are valid only for two years. If you want a certificate which doesn't expire, then you should consider one of the Cambridge's ones. However, as MM said, you'd better have a look at which tests are

TOEFL is the English proficiency test of choice at US universities. The Visascreen website itself states, however: English examinations may be given by the following organizations: Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) Test of

The "passing" score depends on what you plan to do. If you're applying for permanent residency in the US, a 40 might be sufficient. Nurses require a score of at least 50. Just to be sure, check with the respective agencies. The perfect score is

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Indeed, the TSE is a peculiar test in that it indirectly tests the examinees recorded speech (for later assessment...) so I question its reliability (the validity studies were 'sponsored' by ETS...) as a true indicator of a student's speaking (and

Hi everybody! I am a RN and I need to get my Visa Screen Certificate. I have just took the TSE for the fifth time in February 2005. I always get 45, but I need 50. My I140 has already been approved on February 14th, 2005. I don't know what to do

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The best way is to strike up a conversation with a foreigner. If he can make out what you're saying and replies accordingly, then you're in business. In other words, if you can be fairly understood, then your English is good enough. To know the