Why choose Ambrits for CELPIP
CELPIP tests everyday, functional English in a Canadian context, and every section is completed on a computer — so preparation needs to account for typing speed, recorded speaking responses, and the test’s specific question formats, not just general English ability. Our trainers focus on exactly these format-specific skills alongside core language preparation.
What’s covered
- Listening & Reading — strategy-driven practice across CELPIP’s specific question types.
- Writing — structured practice for both writing tasks, with individual feedback.
- Speaking — practice responding to recorded prompts under real timing conditions.
- Format familiarization — getting comfortable with the fully computer-delivered test experience before test day.
- Typing speed & accuracy — since every response is typed, not handwritten, under timed conditions.
What’s included
- Course material included
- Individual feedback on every practice response
- Flexible online/offline batches to suit your schedule
- Complete exam-day guidance & slot booking service
What Makes Us Stand Out
- Expert trainers with 14+ years of experience
- Proven, result-focused coaching strategies
- 10,000+ students trained and counting
- Unlimited access to our practice lab and study hall
- Individual feedback on every practice response
- Complete exam-day guidance, including slot booking
Who Should Join This Course
- Applicants pursuing Canadian permanent residency through Express Entry
- Applicants applying for Canadian citizenship who need to demonstrate language proficiency
- Anyone more comfortable with a fully computer-delivered test format than a face-to-face speaking exam
Frequently Asked Questions
What is CELPIP used for?
CELPIP is accepted by IRCC for Canadian immigration programs including Express Entry, permanent residency, and citizenship applications.
How is CELPIP different from IELTS?
CELPIP is entirely computer-delivered, including the speaking section, which is recorded rather than conducted with a live examiner. It's only accepted for Canadian immigration purposes, not for university admissions in the way IELTS or TOEFL are.
What does the course cover?
All four CELPIP sections — Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking — with strategies specific to its computer-delivered format and Canadian English context.