TOEFL on Savad. The new TOEFL iBT, including adaptive Reading and Listening.

Savad runs the 2026 TOEFL iBT format in its own exam player: the new task types, timed sections, and an adaptive second module for Reading and Listening. Objective tasks mark themselves; you score the email, discussion and speaking tasks.

✓2026 iBT task types✓Adaptive Reading & Listening✓1–6 bands and 0–120 total
The exam

TOEFL iBT — 2026 format, as your students will sit it.

1Reading30 min · Complete the Words, Read in Daily Life, Academic Passage
2Listening29 min · Choose a Response, Conversation, Announcement, Academic Talk
3WritingBuild a Sentence (6:30) · Write an Email (7:00) · Academic Discussion (10:00)
4SpeakingListen and Repeat · Take an Interview
Each section gets a 1–6 band in half steps, with a comparable 0–120 total shown alongside. The raw-to-scaled curves are an estimate, not ETS's own tables.
Features

What you get for TOEFL.

The new TOEFL task types

Complete the Words, Build a Sentence, Write an Email, Academic Discussion, Listen and Repeat and Take an Interview — each with its own builder — plus multiple choice.

  • Built for the 2026 format
  • Audio for listening and speaking tasks
  • Reuse items across mocks

Adaptive second module

File Module 2 questions into an upper and a lower path. A student with 60% or more in Module 1 sits the upper path, as in the real test.

  • Reading and Listening adapt
  • Listening audio plays once
  • Its own TOEFL exam player

Marking that matches the test

Reading, Listening and Build a Sentence are scored automatically. The Email, Academic Discussion and Speaking tasks you mark 0–5 each.

  • Instant objective scores
  • Teacher marks for productive tasks
  • Feedback sent with the score

Section bands at a glance

Every section lands on the 1–6 band scale with the comparable 0–120 total, so students see progress in the numbers universities now use.

  • Per-section bands
  • Progress across mocks
  • Weakest tasks first
Teacher guide

Running TOEFL from the teacher panel, step by step.

Your first day, in order. Each step links to a short video of the page it happens on.

1

Add TOEFL to your subjects

Turn on TOEFL in “My subjects” and switch to it from the header.

Watch: My subjects
2

Create your TOEFL classes

Classes → “New class” with TOEFL as the subject.

Watch: Classes
3

Invite students with the TOEFL code

Share the TOEFL CODE and approve students as they join.

Watch: Students
4

Build the task bank

Library → Questions: create each task type, attach the audio, and for Module 2 decide which path — upper or lower — each item belongs to.

Watch: Library
5

Run a TOEFL mock

Mock Exams → “New mock exam”, add the sections from your Library, preview and activate.

Watch: Mock Exams
6

Score the productive tasks

In Grading, mark Write an Email, Academic Discussion and the Speaking tasks 0–5 and send feedback.

Watch: Grading
7

Follow the bands

Analytics shows each section on the 1–6 scale with the 0–120 total.

Watch: Analytics
Video guides

Every page of the panel, feature by feature.

Recorded on the real teacher panel. Each video shows the whole page, then zooms in on every tab and button, clicks it and explains it. Pick a feature from the list to jump straight to it.

Start here

My subjects

Choose the subjects you teach. Each subject gets its own students, classes, library and assignments.

In this video · 8 features · 1:11

Good to know: Score conversion is an estimate based on published practice data, not ETS's official tables.

See it on your own students.

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