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CELPIP preparation resources
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Reviewed October 2, 2026
A useful first session
Try the 11-question Reading exercise and one Listening recording. Then choose one Writing or Speaking task and make your own response before studying a model. Note one issue you can practise, such as missing a condition, underdeveloping a reason or losing time in preparation.
Anonymous objective previews provide deterministic answer review. The anonymous Writing and Speaking previews share one AI grade per IP address per 24 hours. Signed-in Practice Hub allowances and full-mock entitlements are separate; see each exercise’s current access information.
Complete an exercise
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Reading: 11-question correspondence exercise
Six comprehension questions and five blanks in a coherent reply.
Listening: six audio starter exercises
One timed question from each part; each exercise links to its lesson and further practice.
Writing practice
Choose an email or survey task and use the existing bounded response editor.
Speaking practice
Find the right task, prepare, record and review a response.
Practice Hub
More reviewed exercises with account-based free limits and Pro access.
Study worked answers
Original educational examples are separate from the answers released after a graded practice attempt. Read the annotations, then try a fresh prompt.
Writing samples
Email and survey examples with word counts, development and revision notes.
Speaking samples
Eight-task collections with response audio, transcripts and commentary.
Speaking and Writing templates
Adaptable structures with concrete uses and limits.
Ten scene-description pictures
Original Task 3 scenes for observation and spoken practice.
Prediction pictures
Use visible clues to support plausible Task 4 predictions.
Unusual-situation pictures
Practise describing an unfamiliar object or scene to someone who cannot see it.
Understand scores
Official raw-score charts are approximate and overlap. Tools return compatible ranges rather than an exact predicted official result.
CELPIP score chart
Understand skill levels, approximate raw scores and CLB equivalencies.
Listening score calculator
Explore the official approximate Listening /38 ranges.
Reading score calculator
Explore the separate official approximate Reading /38 ranges.
CELPIP to CLB calculator
Compare each achieved or target skill level individually.
Results and score reports
Check official reporting times, access and validity distinctions.
Plan and choose your preparation
Build a plan around your exam date and current evidence. A study plan is a practice schedule, not a score guarantee.
Study-plan generator
Create a dated schedule based on time available and weak skills.
Seven-day preparation plan
Rehearse, review and recover in the last week.
Prepare for CLB 9
Translate the target into specific work for each skill.
AI feedback guide
Understand the actual feedback and public grading limits.
CELPIP vs PTE Core
Compare the tests and preparation needs using current sources.
CELPIP, IELTS and TOEFL
Compare different test purposes before choosing.
Retake guide
Decide what evidence you need before booking another attempt.
Learn the official task families
The free CELPIP course covers four Reading parts, six Listening parts, two Writing tasks and eight Speaking tasks. Use the matching task lesson to understand the method, an original educational sample to see how an answer develops, and a fresh exercise to test whether you can apply it.
A template gives you a planning structure. A sample shows one response to one prompt. A practice result supplies evidence from your attempt. Keep those roles distinct when you choose your next activity.
Official references
PrepEx provides independent preparation. Check the official test format, official results and performance standards, and official rated-response examples for publisher information.