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Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program (CELPIP)

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  • Conducting Body : Paragon Testing Enterprises, a subsidiary of The University of British Columbia
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Main Exam Date

12-11-2022

Overview

Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program is an English language evaluation tool that measures listening, reading, writing and speaking skills. The test is managed by Paragon Testing Enterprises, a subsidiary of the University of British Columbia (UBC). Paragon is the exclusive Canadian firm that organizes Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) designated English proficiency tests.

Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program (CELPIP) Conducting Body: 

Paragon Testing Enterprises, a subsidiary of The University of British Columbia (UBC), was founded in 2009. Paragon’s mission is to deliver its English language proficiency tests. The tests of choice for those who wants to migrate to Canada, settle as Canadian citizens, or get an education in Canada at all levels. To accomplish this mission, Paragon administers ongoing test study in collaboration with globally recognized authorities at Canada’s leading universities. This test research program guarantees the greatest quality tests and allows Paragon to contend with large international testing agencies.

Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program (CELPIP) Important Dates:

Events

Dates

Mode

Link

Registration Date

Will be updated soon.

Online

https://www.celpip.ca/about-us/contact-us/

Application Date 

Will be updated soon.

Admit Card Date

Will be updated soon.

Exam Date

 12/11/2022 

Result Date

Will be updated soon.

Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program (CELPIP) Selection Process: The CELPIP Test is given in two variants

  • CELPIP-General

  • CELPIP-General LS.

- CELPIP General is perfect for somebody who needs evidence of English language skills when applying for permanent occupant status in Canada under the Federal Skilled Trades Program (FSTP), Canadian Experience Class (CEC), Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP), Start-up Visa Program, and several Provincial Nominee Programs, or for hire.  Refugees, Immigration and Citizenship Canada has two approved English language tests: CELPIP-General and IELTS General Training Test: International English Language Testing System.

- CELPIP General LS is proper for somebody who needs evidence of listening and speaking proficiency for Canadian citizenship. The CELPIP General LS Test is affirmed by IRCC as one of only two designated English language for Canadian citizenship.

In June 2015, Paragon Testing Enterprises left the CELPIP-Academic Test by acquiring the Canadian Academic English Language (CAEL) Assessment. 

Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program (CELPIP) Exam Pattern:

Tests

CELPIP-General

CELPIP-General LS

Components

  • Listening

  • Reading

  • Writing

  • Speaking

  • Listening

  • Speaking

Test Time

03 hours

01 hour and 10 minutes

TEST Format:-

Listening: The total time for this section is 47-55 minutes.

Number of questions asked

Components

1

Practice Task

8

Part 1: Listening to Problem Solving

5

Part 2: Listening to Daily Life Conversation

6

Part 3: Listening for Information

5

Part 4: Listening to a News Item

8

Part 5: Listening to Discussion

6

Part 6: Listening to Viewpoints

Reading: The total time for this section is 55-60 minutes.

Number of questions asked

Components

1

Practice Task

11

Part 1: Reading Correspondence

8

Part 2: Reading to Apply a Diagram

9

Part 3: Reading for Information

10

Part 4: Reading for Viewpoints

Writing: The time for this section is 53-60 minutes.

Number of questions asked

Components

1

Task 1: Writing an Email

1

Task 2:Responding to Survey Questions

Speaking: 15-20 minutes are for this section.

Number of questions asked

Components

1

Practice Task

1

Task 1: Giving Advice

1

Task 2: Talking about a Personal Experience

1

Task3: Describing a Scene

1

Task 4: Making Predictions

1

Task 5: Comparing and Persuading

1

Task 6: Dealing with a Difficult situation

1

Task 7: Expressing Opinions

1

Task 8: Describing an Unusual Situation

Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program (CELPIP) Syllabus/Subject:

CELPIP Syllabus

The CELPIP-General test comprises four sections Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking. Whereas, the CELPIP-General LS test includes Listening and Speaking.

- Listening Section:

Focus Area

Skills Tested

Listening Test, Part 1

  • Question Types

  • Introduction to Test-taking Strategies

  • Introduction to Vocabulary-Building

Listening Test, Part 2

Listening Test, Part 3

  • Establishing Context

  • Note-taking Strategies: Location and Time

  • Note-taking Strategies: Main Ideas and Supporting Details

Listening Test, Part 4

  • Using Abbreviations for Note-taking

  • Synonyms

  • Note-taking to Record Facts

Listening Test, Part 5

  • Visual Clues

  • Relevant vs. Irrelevant Information

Listening Test, Part 6

  • Recognizing Facts & Opinions

  • Differentiating between Summaries and Paraphrases

  • Identifying Pros & Cons

Practice Listening Test

Test Review & Error Analysis

Course Review

  • All Listening Test Skills

- Reading Section:

Focus Area

Skills Tested

Overview of the Reading Test

  • Active vs.Passive readers

  • Previewing, Skimming, and Scanning

  • Eliminating wrong answers

  • Improving your reading speed

  • Introduction to Vocabulary-building
Reading Test, Part 1

  • Skimming and Scanning

  • Synonym-matching pair work activity

  • Timed Reading

Reading Test, Part 2

  • Understanding Coherence and Applying Logic

  • Locating Specific Information

  • Recognizing the Purpose and Tone

  • Timed Reading

Reading Test, Part 3

  • Understanding Paragraph Components

  • Identifying Main Ideas in Paragraphs

  • Timed Reading

Reading Test, Part 4

  • Understanding Meaning based on Context

  • Eliminating Wrong Answers

  • Identifying Viewpoints

  • Fact or Opinion

  • Timed Reading

Practice Reading Test

Test Review & Error Analysis

  • All Reading Test Skills

- Writing Section:

Focus Area

Skills Tested

Overview of the Writing Test

  • Understanding Performance Standards

  • Precision and Meaning

  • Identifying Common Errors

  • Introduction to Vocabulary-building
Writing Test, Task 1

  • Writing Emails

  • Email Conventions: Greetings, Openers, Closers, and Sign-offs

  • Tone and Register

  • Indirect Questions

Writing Test, Task 1

  • Email Format

  • Paragraphing

  • Introduction

  • Synonyms

  • Avoiding Repetition

  • Time Sequencers

Writing Test, Task 2

  • Note-taking

  • Expressing an opinion

  • Using Conjunctions

  • Supporting Details

Writing Test, Task 2

  • Transitions

  • Concluding Sentences

  • Timed Writing

  • Peer Feedback: Identifying Common Errors

Analysis of Sample Responses

Practice and Peer Feedback

Test and Individual Feedback Sessions

  • All Writing Test Skills

- Speaking Section:

Focus Area

Skills Tested

Overview of the Speaking Test

  • Understanding Performance Standards

  • Review of Speaking Skills

  • Developing Ideas

  • Introduction to Vocabulary-building

Speaking Test, Task 1

Speaking Test, Task 2

  • Organizing Thoughts

  • Giving Advice

  • Using WH Questions for Narratives

  • Time Expressions

  • Transitions

Speaking Test, Task 3

Speaking Test, Task 4

  • Preposition of Location

  • Describing Details

  • Practice: Describing and Making Predictions

  • Making Predictions from a Scene

Speaking Test, Task 5

Speaking Test, Task 6

  • Choosing, Comparing, and Persuading

  • Inflection and Intonation

  • Giving Effective Reasons

Speaking Test, Task 7

Speaking Test, Task 8

  • Stating an opinion

  • Weak vs. Convincing Reasons

Analysis of Sample Responses

Practice and Peer Feedback

Test and Individual Feedback Sessions

  • All Speaking Test Skills

Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program (CELPIP) FAQs:

Ques 1. Since the CELPIP Test is fully computer-delivered, can I take this test remotely?

Ans. The CELPIP Test is fully computer-delivered. However, the test must be completed in person at one of our test centers.

Ques 2. I don’t live in Canada. Can I take the test in my country?

Ans. CELPIP Tests are now available internationally, with test sittings available in UAE, USA, Philippines, and India.

Ques 3. Is the CELPIP-General Test designated by Quebec Immigration?

Ans. Currently, the CELPIP-General Test is not considered a designated English language test by the Quebec Immigration Office. Quebec establishes its immigration requirements. 

Ques 4. What is the passing score?

Ans. Each component of the test is given a CELPIP Level and there is no pass or fail. It is recommended that you contact the institution to which you are applying for their English language requirements.

Ques 5. How do I request special arrangements?

Ans. If you have a disability or special condition that might require special arrangements, please fill out the Special Accommodations Request Form and submit it to Paragon Testing Enterprises to request such arrangements. A minimum of 2 months’ advance notice before the registered CELPIP Test sitting date must be provided for the request to be considered. Applications must be accompanied by medical documentation (in English or interpreted by an authorized translator into English) assigned within 2 years of the requested date by a specialist who is equipped to evaluate the test taker’s exceptional needs. Each application is approached on a case-by-case basis and must be evaluated and recommended by Paragon’s central CELPIP Office before special orders for a test sitting can be sanctioned.

Ques 6. What is the Minimum Score Required For CELPIP?

Ans. If you’re applying under the Express Entry stream, the minimum score required is 7.0. If you’re applying under the Federal Skilled Worker Program, the minimum score required is 4.0.

Ques 7. How Long Will It Take to Get My CELPIP Results?

Ans. It takes about 8 days to receive your CELPIP results online and another 3 days to receive it in person.

Ques 8. Which Test Should I Take – IELTS or CELPIP?

Ans. Quite simply, IELTS is for those individuals who are pursuing study, work or immigration endeavors in a wide range of English speaking countries. CELPIP is for those individuals who are pursuing a Canadian permanent residence status or Canadian citizenship. In some instances, you can do either/or and aren’t limited to just one.

IELTS is offered in over 140 countries. CELPIP is offered only in Canada, India, the U.S., Philippines, and the UAE.

Ques 9. How Long is the CELPIP Test?

Ans. The maximum time allowed for the CELPIP General Training is around 3 hours. The time allowed for the CELPIP General LS is about 1 hour and 10 minutes.

Ques 10. How is the CELPIP Test Graded?

Ans. Unlike IELTS, each functional area of the CELPIP test is scored between 1 – 12 and the overall band score is tabulated based on the average.

CONCLUSION: This exam offers such a great opportunity for the interested and eligible aspirants to accomplish their goal. It is a good occasion for interested aspirants. We the team of estudentbook wishes you all the best for your upcoming future. For more information regarding this you can visit our official website estudentbook.com.

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