Is CELPIP paper-based or computer based?

IELTS is a paper-based exam, while CELPIP is completely computerized. It may be more comforting for some people to do the writing section on paper and to keep track of their own time.

Which language test is best for Canada?

IELTS
For Canadian immigration, you should take the IELTS – General Training. IELTS results provide a score for each language ability, as well as an overall band score that averages your results in each ability. For Canadian immigration purposes, your overall band score does not matter.

Which test is easier CELPIP or IELTS?

There is no indication that CELPIP scoring or the CELPIP test is any harder than IELTS. In fact, it is commonly said they are both very similar in difficulty. The difference lies in the CELPIP vs IELTS test formats. CELPIP tests Canadian English, however accepts both British and American spellings.

How difficult is the CELPIP test?

There is no indication that CELPIP scoring or the CELPIP test is any harder than IELTS. In fact, it is commonly said they are both very similar in difficulty. CELPIP is said to have a slightly longer listening and speaking section than IELTS. Therefore, the writing section is smaller.

Is CELPIP accepted for Canada immigration?

The CELPIP – General evaluates test taker’s English listening, reading, writing, and speaking skills and is officially designated for permanent residence applications by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC), and is also accepted for professional designations.

What is a good score for CELPIP?

A result of 0.80 or higher is considered to be excellent. For both the CELPIP Reading and Listening components, the test forms have an average Cronbach’s alpha of 0.88. This indicates that CELPIP Reading and Listening test forms demonstrate excellent internal consistency.

Can I take the CELPIP test online?

Since the CELPIP Test is fully computer delivered, can I take this test remotely? The CELPIP Test is fully computer delivered. However, the test must be completed in person at one of our test centres.