January 4, 2010, Vancouver, B.C., Canada – TestDEN.com, provider of the largest online TOEFL course in the world, is pleased to launch the Free TOEFL Contest Japan in partnership with Ryugaku Journal.Japanese students wanting to study abroad will be able to take a 30 minute online TOEFL test and see what the real test is like. Students can do the Free TOEFL test up to five times, and their highest score will be entered in the monthly Free TOEFL Japan Contest.
TestDEN.com will choose from the top 10 scores and randomly select an iPod winner. TestDEN.com will also randomly select five winners who will receive a free Online TOEFL Course program valued at US$129.
"The Free TOEFL Contest is a quick and easy way for students to experience the TOEFL exam as part of their preparation for overseas study," says TestDEN.com vice president Radames Bernath. "We are pleased to be launching the contest with Ryugaku Journal, the premier study abroad counseling and placement organization in Japan."
To sign up for the Free TOEFL Japan Contest, visit:
http://www.testden.com/challenge/free-toefl-jp.asp
To read the Japanese press release, visit:
http://www.ryugaku.co.jp/rjnews/rjnews.php?nid=602
TestDEN.com is a leading provider of e-learning and training solutions that help students meet international standards. Our customers include global education institutions and Fortune 500 corporations. The TestDEN platform is being used to deliver TOEFL IBT, TOEIC, business English, and accent reduction training in more than 60 countries. For more information, visit www.testden.com/jp
Ryugaku Journal Inc. promotes cultural exchange through education, counseling, research and publishing. A private counseling and placement organization founded in 1971, Ryugaku Journal (formerly ICS) is a storehouse of information concerning all aspects of overseas education. Ryugaku Journal serves as a liaison to Japanese people who wish to study abroad and for professionals working in international education.
[Ryugaku] literally means “Study Abroad”, and our magazine journal "Ryugaku Journal" is widely read by students and professionals of all ages in Japan. For more information, visit www.ryugaku.co.jp
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