TOEFL Prep in Orono, ME | TestMasters

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TOEFL On-Demand Streaming Online Course
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  • 8 Classes of 3 hours each done in an On-Demand Online format.
    • All classes stream in high definition video (similar to Netflix or Amazon Instant Video), and adapt to the speed of your internet connection.
    • Prepare for the TOEFL when you want and where you want.
    • Watch classes multiple times! (Students have unlimited access for 120 days.)
    • Watch classes on almost any device--a PC, Mac, iPhone, Android phone, and Android tablet.
    • High Speed Internet Connection Required.
  • A 20 Point Score Increase Guarantee!
  • Includes a TestMasters TOEFL Course Manual. 
  • Free shipping of TestMasters TOEFL Course Materials.
  • Only $699 per person.

TOEFL Private 1-on-1 Course
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  • 8 Classes of 3 hours each done in a Private 1-on-1 Tutoring format.
    • Course is done privately through 1-on-1 tutoring.
    • You pick the schedule and location.
  • A 20 Point Score Increase Guarantee!
  • Over 1,200 Pages of Course Materials.
  • $2,999 for the entire course taught live online through private 1-on-1 tutoring.

Orono is home to the University of Maine and its Black Bears, a true college town on the Stillwater River, just up the road from Bangor. Test Masters has taught live classes attended by students from Orono, Bangor, Old Town, Veazie, Brewer, Hampden, and Hermon. High school students prepare with us for the SAT, ACT, and PSAT, while University of Maine students and graduates prepare for the GRE, GMAT, and LSAT, and UMaine's many engineering graduates tackle the FE and PE with licensed PEs as their instructors. Our instructors know these exams inside and out and teach the strategies that produce real score gains, and every course comes with a score increase guarantee. Live online classes and private 1-on-1 tutoring mean students across northern and central Maine can get real help, even when the winter roads say otherwise. Go Black Bears! Master the test, and the test stops being the obstacle.