CELPIP
Strategic Language Assessment for Canadian Immigration
CELPIP
CELPIP (Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program) is an English language proficiency test designed for people seeking to immigrate to Canada. It measures the test taker's ability to use language in everyday and practical situations and is one of the official language assessment tools recognized by Immigration Canada.
CELPIP covers four areas: listening, speaking, reading and writing, and the test results play an important role in the Canadian immigration and citizenship application process.
CELPIP: Who should take the test?
CELPIP is a test that requires a strategic approach, different from general ESL education. You can save time and achieve the desired score through efficient preparation. If you want to avoid unnecessary efforts and achieve your goals effectively, set the right direction for your studies with JM Education.
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Do you need an English score for your immigration application?
Ideal for those who need an official English test score while preparing to apply for Canadian immigration or permanent residency.
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Have you been away from studying English for a long time?
This is perfect for those who have taken a break from learning English for a long time and need to start again for immigration.
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Are you struggling to reach your target score?
We provide customized guidance for those who have tried multiple times to get the score they need but have not achieved the desired results.
CELPIP: Winning Strategy by Ability
Listening
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Improve your overall listening skills and accuracy by practicing finding key words.
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Strengthen your skills through intensive analysis after identifying the pattern of each part.
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Focus on improving accuracy by analyzing incorrect answers by vulnerable part Strengthen vocabulary by familiarizing yourself with IELTS words
Speaking
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Practice answering questions by part and practice with expected questions
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Brainstorming training to enhance situational coping skills
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Prepare to impress the examiner by familiarizing yourself with deep sentences and expressions
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Strengthen individual leadership by providing precise feedback on each student's individual strengths and weaknesses.
Read
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Training to find keywords to quickly and accurately understand the text
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Learn how to approach problems in each part
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Training that focuses on analyzing incorrect answers and finding solutions accordingly.
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Strengthen your vocabulary with word tests that include synonyms and antonyms for each class
Writing
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Training in analyzing different types of charts (graphs, charts, pie charts, etc.)
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Practice identifying a topic and describing it in detail
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Familiarize yourself with the vocabulary and synonyms needed for graph analysis.
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Strengthen your writing skills with at-a-glance summarization training
CELPIP test Score Levels
and Description of Each Level of Ability
The CELPIP (Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program) scoring system provides a 12-level score for each component. It includes four areas: LISTENING, READING, WRITING, and SPEAKING.
Each score level details general language proficiency, with a minimum score of 7 or higher generally required for immigration purposes. Each area is scored individually, and the overall score is calculated by combining the individual area scores.
Limited Proficiency
1 - 3
Limited ability to understand and express
Basic
Proficiency
4 - 5
Basic understanding and expression skills
Adequate Proficiency for Daily Situations
6 - 7
User has very limited understanding of English
High
Proficiency
8 - 9
High level of understanding and ability to express
Advanced
Proficiency
10 - 12
Very high level of ability to understand and express
