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Build your CELPIP study plan

Start with the test basics, choose the skill that needs attention, then put one lesson into practice. You do not need to sort through formats before you know where to begin.

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CELPIP Foundations: Build your study plan

Leave with one priority skill and a repeatable learn → practise → review routine.

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Choose a skill

What do you need to improve?

Each study path starts with the core method, then points you to the matching practice area.

Writing

Write clear emails and survey responses under time pressure.

Learners who need a dependable process for email and survey-style writing tasks.

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Speaking

Organize ideas quickly and speak clearly without memorizing scripts.

Learners who want to sound organized and natural while responding under time pressure.

Start speaking

Listening

Follow purpose, details, and changes of direction in spoken English.

Learners who lose track of key details or choose answers based on one familiar word.

Start listening

Reading

Find the evidence you need across correspondence, diagrams, and viewpoints.

Learners who want a repeatable way to work through correspondence, diagrams, information, and viewpoints.

Start reading

Targeted help

Use a tool when you need it

These are supporting resources, not another starting decision.

Templates for a specific response10 task framesUse one when you know the task type and need a planning structure, not a script to memorize.Open resource

Vocabulary for a real-life topic10 topic collectionsChoose a situation such as work, housing, or community life, then make one word active in your own example.Open resource

A vocabulary routine4 short lessonsFollow a simple path for learning words in chunks, recalling them later, and using them naturally.Open resource

Guides and short drillsRead when availableBrowse standalone explanations and drills when you need help with one specific problem.Open resource

Ready to practise?

Choose an available task, use one method from the path you just studied, then review the decision that felt hardest.

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Frequently asked questions

Straight answers about what is available and how to use it.