Wondering exactly how many words you should write on the CELPIP Writing test? The official instructions give you a broad […]
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Introduction You have 60 seconds to examine an image and 60 seconds to speak. That minute of talk can lift—or
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Grasping the main idea quickly—and proving it with solid supporting details—is the cornerstone of high scores on the CELPIP Reading
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Grasping a lecture’s central point quickly can add vital marks to your Listening score. These CELPIP Listening Tips walk you
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Getting comfortable with a keyboard, mouse, and on-screen tools can raise your CELPIP score dramatically. These CELPIP General Tips show
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Preparing for the Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program (CELPIP) can feel overwhelming, but it does not have to be.
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When Task 2 of the CELPIP Writing test flashes onto your screen, you get one question, two possible answers, and
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Real stories connect. In CELPIP Speaking Task 2 you have 60 seconds to describe a personal experience that proves you
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Grabbing every answer in the CELPIP Listening section often comes down to what you write—and what you don’t. The following
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Knowing how CELPIP reading passages are built is the gateway to faster comprehension, accurate answers, and higher scores. In this
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