CELPIP-General preparation
Free CELPIP Study Plan Generator
Choose a test date, daily practice time and priority skill. Build a calendar you can adjust as new attempts show what needs work.
Reviewed October 2, 2026
Build a dated practice calendar
A public calendar for getting started
This generator uses the date and choices you enter in your browser. It does not read your PrepEx account or save a personal record. The signed-in CELPIP Study Plan is a separate product that uses your saved practice evidence.
The calendar allocates time to diagnosis, repair, fresh timed practice and lighter final review. A date-based schedule cannot know your actual language level. Change the assignments if your results reveal a different priority.
Give review a place in every session
A useful 30-minute session can divide into ten minutes of attempt, ten of evidence-based review and ten of revised or fresh work. With more time, add a second task rather than removing the review block.
For Speaking, listen to the recording rather than reviewing the transcript alone. For Writing, compare the first draft with the revision. For Reading and Listening, explain the wrong option using the source before opening another set.
One priority, four skills
The selected priority receives the extra repair focus. The other abilities still appear in the rotation. Treat that focus as a hypothesis: if the next unseen task changes the evidence, change the calendar.
A complete mock needs a longer uninterrupted block than many daily sessions. Reserve a separate block for a full test when feasible. Short daily work is valuable, but it is not a full-test stamina check.
Review the plan at the end of each week
- What repeated error became less frequent on an unseen task?
- Which result depended on remembering a sample?
- Could you finish without dropping a task requirement?
- Do you need more language work, more timing practice or both?
If the test is very close
Use the seven-day guide when only a week remains. Focus on stable routines, your largest recurring weakness and practical test-day arrangements. Avoid replacing a working approach with a new memorized script at the last minute.
This schedule organizes practice; it cannot promise a score increase or make an unsuitable booking date suitable. Progress depends on your starting point, language development and the work you can complete.
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Official references
Factual references checked October 2, 2026. Practice routines and examples of review decisions are PrepEx guidance.