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🇨🇦 4 skills · ~3 hours · ONE sitting · CLB 1–12

One sitting. One test. CELPIP done.

Fully computer-delivered, all four skills in about three hours — no separate speaking appointment, no second trip. Everyday Canadian English, accepted by IRCC. Train it with an AI tutor that explains every answer.

4 chapters · 20 modules · 940+ practice items — live today
Your ~3 hours, one continuous flow — walk in, walk out, done
no separate speaking appointment
🎧 Listening
📖 Reading
✍️ Writing
🎙️ Speaking

Everyday Canadian English — the English you'll actually live in

CELPIP-General is Paragon's fully computer-delivered test of all four skills, taken in ONE sitting of about three hours — no separate speaking appointment. Scores align to the CLB (Canadian Language Benchmarks) 1–12 per skill, and the test is accepted by IRCC for permanent residence — including Express Entry — and citizenship. It uses everyday Canadian English and scenarios: the bank, the workplace, the community. CLB 10 tops out first-official-language CRS points (CLB 9 unlocks the strongest skill-transferability combinations); the citizenship requirement is CLB 4 in Listening and Speaking, generally for ages 18–54.

The CLB meter — two marks that matter scores align to CLB 1–12, per skill
CLB 1 CLB 4 · citizenship (L+S, 18–54) CLB 10 · top CRS points 12

Inside Myndaq — a coach, not a question bank

Listening · everyday Canada Question 6 of 10
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Practice that sounds like Canada

Phone calls, workplace chats and community notices — the everyday scenarios CELPIP actually tests, served in focused 10-question sessions with instant scoring and an explanation on every item.

An AI tutor that talks it through with you

The Myndaq AI Tutor sees the exact question on your screen. Ask why your answer was wrong or what the idiom means — it guides you to the answer without ever spoiling it.

What does "rain check" mean in this dialogue?
Listen to the tone — is the speaker cancelling forever, or postponing? "Rain check" is a very Canadian way of saying one of those two. Which fits the reply that follows?
guides, never spoils
Writing · an email that lands
I am writing to complaint complain about the elevator, which has been out of service since Monday…
💡 "Complaint" is the noun; after "to" you need the verb "complain". Everyday-Canada writing tasks, corrected the moment you slip.

Writing and speaking, corrected in the moment

Practise the email and opinion tasks and the speaking prompts, then have the tutor walk through your English — word choice, tone and structure — so the same slip never costs you twice.

Your CLB direction, skill by skill

Every attempt updates a live read: your accuracy per skill, days to your test, your weakest skill first, and the next 15 minutes queued.

• Readiness if test today • Days-to-test countdown • Weakest skill, first • Your next move, queued
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AI tutor on every question

It knows the question on your screen and explains the why.

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All 4 skills, one course

The real task shapes of the one-sitting test, practised in one place.

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Weakness-first analytics

Practice quietly rebuilt around your weak skills.

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Study anywhere

Ten minutes in a queue is ten minutes of prep.

How it works: short 10-question sessionsevery real task typefix weak areas with your tutor. Every day.

CELPIP, answered — like a chat

Is CELPIP accepted for Express Entry?

Yes — CELPIP-General is accepted by IRCC for permanent residence, including Express Entry, and for citizenship. Scores align to the CLB scale per skill, which is exactly how immigration programs state their requirements.

What CLB score do I need?

It depends on your program: CLB 10 earns the top Express Entry language points (CLB 9 unlocks the strongest skill-transferability combinations), while CLB 4 in listening and speaking is the citizenship bar for ages 18–54. Check your program's requirement, then train to clear it with a margin.

Is everything really in one sitting?

Yes — all four skills, fully computer-delivered, in about three hours. You speak into the microphone in the same session, so there is no separate speaking appointment and no second trip to the test centre.

What kind of English does CELPIP use?

Everyday Canadian English — the bank, the workplace, the community. If you already live (or plan to live) that life in English, the test rewards exactly that.

Can I prepare for CELPIP online, free?

Yes — Myndaq's free plan includes daily CELPIP practice with the AI tutor explaining every answer, no card needed. Go Pro when you want full practice across all four skills.

Pricing

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Start free — no card needed. Explore the course and chat with the AI tutor, then go Pro for full practice and AI scoring.

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