Many candidates find CELPIP easier because it’s fully computer-based, and the evaluation can be a bit more lenient. It’s tailored specifically for Canadian English, making it feel more intuitive for North American English users.

 CELPIP (Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program) and IELTS (International English Language Testing System) are both recognized for Canadian immigration and educational purposes. Here’s a module-wise breakdown of their differences:

Listening:

• • CELPIP: The Listening section includes everyday Canadian contexts, and the questions are often straightforward, based on conversations, daily interactions, and announcements.
  • IELTS: Listening covers a broader range of accents (British, Australian, etc.), which can make it more challenging. The test is broken into four sections, with increasing difficulty.

Reading:

• • • CELPIP: Reading is entirely computer-based and focuses on Canadian life and society. The questions involve email messages, social media posts, and formal announcements.
    • IELTS: Reading is either Academic or General, with Academic being more complex, involving technical passages. General focuses on workplace and social situations. IELTS reading often requires detailed comprehension.

Writing:

• • CELPIP: The Writing section is concise, with tasks including a letter and an opinion piece, reflecting Canadian-style communication. Instructions are direct, and there’s less variety in tasks compared to IELTS.
  • IELTS: IELTS writing includes an essay and, for Academic, a description of a graph or chart. It is slightly more demanding as it requires a structured approach and in-depth vocabulary.

Speaking:

• • CELPIP: Speaking tasks are pre-recorded on a computer, with prompts based on everyday topics. Responses are straightforward, and since it’s Canadian-based, it may be easier for North American English speakers.
  • IELTS: Speaking involves a face-to-face interview, with a section dedicated to a short speech on a specific topic. This interactive format can be more intimidating for some candidates.

Our intensive program includes 20 hours of live classes spread over 10 days. Each session is structured to build your skills systematically, with daily practice and real-time feedback.

Every day, students submit assignments and homework based on the CELPIP criteria. Each submission is personally reviewed by expert trainers who score them according to CELPIP’s marking system. This allows you to track your progress, understand areas for improvement, and stay motivated through consistent feedback.

Yes, our classes are usually delivered in small groups of 7 to 8 students. This setup provides an ideal balance between individualized attention and group interaction, ensuring a more effective learning environment.

All sessions are recorded, so you can catch up on any missed classes at your convenience. You can access these recordings anytime, giving you the flexibility to learn at your own pace. Additionally, you can still submit homework for evaluation, and our trainers will provide detailed feedback.

Yes! All students receive access to class recordings and materials for 1 year. Additionally, you’ll have 6 months of access to our Test Portal with practice and mock tests to continue your preparation.

Absolutely. Once live classes conclude, you can purchase our Writing & Speaking Detailed Evaluation Plan starting at just $29. This option provides targeted feedback to help you maintain and improve your skills.

As a bonus, the course includes 5 mock tests and 32 practice tests. If you’d like more, we can provide additional tests at discounted rates to help you get the extra practice you need.

Our Real-Time CELPIP Practice Test Portal is an interactive online platform that replicates the official CELPIP test environment, providing mock exams and CELPIP-like questions that closely mirror the format and difficulty level of the actual exam.

This portal offers authentic test practice across all CELPIP modules, instant performance feedback, and 24/7 access for flexible preparation, helping students build confidence, track progress, and refine their skills in a realistic test setting.