The platform behind your preparation

Clear practice. Better decisions. A more focused way to prepare.

TEM — Tests of English and Math — is an independent online preparation platform for TOEFL, Digital SAT and ACT Math. It brings practice tests, explanations, results and preparation guides together so students can spend less time searching for resources and more time learning from their work.

Independent exam preparation. Not an official testing organization.

Your preparation, connected
01UnderstandLearn a concept or task
02PracticePut it to work
03ReviewUse feedback to improve
One connected study flow
01 / Preparation libraries

One platform. Different exams. The right resources for each.

Choose the exam you're working toward. Each library connects its practice experience to relevant preparation guides.

English proficiency

TOEFL

Use full tests or focused question-type exercises in Reading, Listening, Speaking and Writing. Review saved attempts, with optional AI feedback available for supported Speaking and Writing tasks.

College admissions

Digital SAT

Build skills in Reading and Writing and Math, move through exam-style sections, and revisit your results after each attempt.

Explore SAT practice
Math preparation

ACT Math

Focus on ACT Math questions, reasoning and pacing. TEM's current ACT practice library covers Math, not the complete ACT exam.

Explore ACT Math

Preparing with the earlier TOEFL format? The pre-2026 TOEFL practice library remains available separately.

02 / A practical study loop

Preparation should lead to the next useful action.

Reading advice is only the beginning. TEM is organized to help you apply it, see what happened, and choose what to work on next.

01

Understand the task

Use a guide to learn a question type, a key rule or a strategy before starting practice.

02

Try it under practice conditions

Work through the relevant test sections with dedicated interfaces and timing where provided.

03

Look at your results

Review saved attempts and available feedback to identify mistakes, gaps and next steps.

03 / Learning content

Useful explanations over empty exam advice.

Our guide library focuses on the questions students need answered: what a task involves, how to approach it, where mistakes happen, and how to practice afterward.

Specific, practical information

Focus on steps, examples, timing and clear explanations instead of generic promises about results.

Clear separation from official guidance

Exam policies, formats and score reporting are controlled by the testing organizations. Always verify time-sensitive rules with their official sources.

Visible article dates

Published guides show their publication dates. Exam requirements can change, so readers should check for current official information before test day.

Learning connected to practice

Where a matching library exists, guides link to relevant TEM practice so students can apply what they just learned.

Browse the guide library
04 / Results and feedback

Feedback helps you practice. It isn't an official score.

Practice results are useful for spotting patterns and improving your preparation. They should not be confused with results from an official TOEFL, SAT or ACT administration.

Practice results

See what you completed

When you're signed in, TEM lets you revisit saved test activity and results in the supported sections.

AI-assisted scoring

Understand the limits

TOEFL Speaking and Writing feedback is an automated practice estimate. It can help direct study, but it isn't issued or endorsed by ETS and may differ from official evaluation.

Some tests or features require a subscription or test-package access. See available plans before choosing a practice path.

05 / Transparency

Independent by design, clear about what we offer.

TEM is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by ETS, College Board, or ACT, Inc. Our guides and practice materials are supplementary preparation resources, not official examinations or guarantees of admission, scores, or test outcomes.

Need help or found something that needs correction?

Use the support page for account, subscription or practice issues—and to flag unclear or outdated information.

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