Why NATIVE Speakers of English FAIL CELPIP!

I know that CELPIP speaking is difficult. I know you probably don't have time to study for CELPIP.

I know that CELPIP represents your future in Canada, but here's something that you probably don't know:

Even native speakers of English struggle with CELPIP

Are you now thinking that if a native speaker of English struggles with CELPIP, what hope do you have? Don't worry, native speakers of English don't get high CELPIP scores for the same reason as you:

CELPIP is not a test of your English.

- Doesn't that feel good?

You don't need to be a native speaker of English to score high in CELPIP. You don't need to be a fluent speaker of English to score high in CELPIP.

You just need to know...

• How CELPIP is scored

• What to say

• When to say it

Once you understand all of the above, CELPIP speaking is a walk in the park. So, watch this video and learn exactly how you can score high in CELPIP speaking

Using the Key English and Speaking Checklist

The CELPIP Speaking Workbook

You can learn how CELPIP is scored, learn what to say, and learn when to say it by using The CELPIP Speaking Key English and Checklist Workbook (I need a snazzier name - open to suggestions).

I'll be honest, this workbook is something I'm quite proud of. Apart from pouring my knowledge of CELPIP into it, I've sorted and organized everything you need to develop a beautifully fluent answer for CELPIP speaking. This CELPIP Speaking Workbook can help you overcome simple mistakes by presenting you with the Key English and structure you need to create a strong CELPIP speaking answer.

The CELPIP Speaking Checklist can help you check your answers and make sure you know exactly what to say and when to say it:

Don't go into CELPIP with anxiety, go into CELPIP speaking with knowledge, confidence, and preparedness.

Remember this:

CELPIP is not a representation of your English, but it is a representation of your future.

So if you want to make that future a LITTLE bit more secure, learn:

• How CELPIP is scored

• What to say

• When to say it