What is CELPIP?
The Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program (CELPIP) is a standardized test accepted by Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) for permanent residency (PR), citizenship, and professional applications. It evaluates proficiency in Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking in real-life English situations.
Why Take CELPIP ?
- Accepted by IRCC for Express Entry, PR, and Citizenship applications
- Fully Computer-Based – No handwritten responses
- One-Test Format – No additional speaking appointment required
- Quick Results – Available in 4-5 days
CELPIP Course Details
- 24 hour fast-track course tailored to prepare you to ace CELPIP and achieve your required proficiency.
- 40 hour extensive preparation with in-depth training and comprehensive practice sessions
- 12 hour modular classes for each component: Listening | Reading | Speaking | Writing
CELPIP Exam Structure and Scoring
- Total Duration: ~3 hours
- Scoring: Based on a 1–12 scale aligned with Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) levels
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Section
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No of Questions
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Duration
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Score Range
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Listening
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38 - 45 Questions
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47 - 55 Minutes
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1 - 12
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Reading
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38 - 45 Questions
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55 - 60 Minutes
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1 - 12
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Writing
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2 Tasks
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15 - 20 Minutes
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1 - 12
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Speaking
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8 Tasks
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15 - 20 Minutes
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1 - 12
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Why Take the IELTS Exam?
- Study Abroad – Required for admission to universities in countries like the UK, Australia, Canada, and the USA.
- Work Opportunities – Many employers and professional organizations require IELTS for job applications.
- Immigration – Governments in Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and the UK use IELTS scores for visa and immigration processes.
IELTS Exam Format
The IELTS test assesses four key language skills:
- Listening (30 minutes) – Four recorded conversations and monologues.
- Reading (60 minutes) – Three sections with different types of texts and questions.
- Writing (60 minutes) – Two writing tasks requiring descriptive and argumentative responses.
- Speaking (11–14 minutes) – A face-to-face interview with an examiner.
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Types of IELTS Tests
- IELTS Academic – For students applying to higher education institutions.
- IELTS General Training – For work, migration, and other general purposes.
How to Prepare for IELTS?
- Take practice tests to familiarize yourself with the format.
- Improve your vocabulary and grammar with daily reading and writing.
- Enhance your listening and speaking skills through English conversations and media.
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