Listening
Train all six listening parts with original narration, optional transcripts, and answer review.
6 complete sets · 38 questions · transcripts
Practise ListeningListening and Reading are marked the moment you submit. Writing comes back with rubric feedback. Speaking is timed and recorded for structured self-review. TestCELPIP does not reproduce the official interface, question bank, scoring, or test results.
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Train all six listening parts with original narration, optional transcripts, and answer review.
6 complete sets · 38 questions · transcripts
Practise ListeningWork through correspondence, diagrams, information, and viewpoints with original passages and answer review.
12 complete sets · 114 questions · explanations
Practise ReadingExplore original email and survey-response prompts with clear task guidance and transparent feedback limits.
Original prompts · task guides · practice feedback
View Writing libraryUse task-specific timers, planning support, and structured self-review for all eight speaking tasks.
16 timed prompts · outlines · self-review
Practise SpeakingThe practice loop
No guesswork about what to do next. Pick the skill that needs work, practise it under realistic conditions, read what came back, and go again — better.
Start with Listening, Reading, Writing, or Speaking. Every activity names the CELPIP-General task type it practises and any product-specific limits.
Browse all four skillsEach module carries its own timing guidance — word targets for Writing, preparation and response clocks for Speaking, part timers for Listening and Reading.
See the skill librariesAnswer explanations for Listening and Reading, rubric feedback for Writing, your own recording for Speaking. None of it is an official score or prediction.
How feedback worksEvery completed attempt is saved across all four skills, so you can compare attempts and watch each one move.
See your dashboardFeedback you can act on
Each module answers a different question: what you got wrong, why, and what to change next. None of it is an official score or a prediction.
Inside Writing feedback
Informed by current CELPIP Writing criteria
Ideas are sequenced clearly and easy to follow.
Word choices are varied, precise, and appropriate.
Sentences are clear, controlled, and accurate.
The response answers every part of the prompt.
Example next step: “Your request is polite and complete — now state the outcome you want in the first paragraph so the reader sees it immediately.”
TestCELPIP practice feedback uses four categories informed by current CELPIP Writing criteria: Content & coherence, Vocabulary, Readability, and Task fulfillment. Results use the TestCELPIP 2–12 practice scale. They are not CELPIP levels, CLB levels, official scores, score predictions, or guarantees.
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