CELPIP-General is Canada's home-grown English test, accepted by IRCC for permanent residence and citizenship. Fully computer-delivered across Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking, each skill is scored on a 1–12 scale aligned to the Canadian Language Benchmarks (CLB).
How CELPIP maps to CLB, what IRCC counts for PR points, and the four-skill format on test day.
10-minute placement aligned to CLB. We estimate your level per skill and your CRS impact.
Computer interface tips, time per task, and the small habits that lift you a CLB level.
Each skill has its own track, scored to the same rubric examiners use.
Problem-solving conversations, news items, viewpoints — Canadian accents, real workplace contexts.
Correspondence, diagrams, information passages, viewpoints — built to mirror Canadian daily-life reading.
Email task (250–300 words) and survey-response task — register, tone, and CLB-9 sentence variety.
Giving advice, predictions, comparing scenes, difficult-situation roleplay — recorded, scored holistically.
Not sure where you stand? Take the 10-minute placement test — we'll point you at the right level track.
A 10-minute CLB-aligned placement test. We tell you your starting level per skill and what to fix first to hit your CRS target.