Maple News reports that CELPIP by Prometric, in collaboration with CIC News, will be hosting a live webinar aimed at helping test-takers elevate their CELPIP Speaking scores with practical, expert-backed strategies.
The free, live webinar—titled “5 Steps That Instantly Increase Your CELPIP Speaking Scores”—is tailored for individuals preparing to take the CELPIP exam, one of Canada’s leading English language proficiency tests accepted for permanent residency and citizenship applications.
This online session promises to reveal immediately actionable techniques to strengthen your performance on the speaking module of the CELPIP General Test. Whether you’re an early-stage learner or just a few points shy of your target band, the webinar is designed to help participants unlock improvement swiftly.
Hosted by CELPIP specialists, the webinar will break down common test-day challenges and demonstrate how to structure your responses for clarity, coherence, and fluency—skills that are directly tied to CELPIP scoring rubrics.
According to Maple News, the speaking component is often considered one of the most anxiety-inducing parts of the CELPIP exam. This event aims to demystify the test format and empower examinees with confidence and preparation insights.
Participants will also gain access to exclusive study tools and learn about recurring mistakes made by test-takers—enabling them to avoid pitfalls and optimize their performance.
The date, time, and registration details for the webinar will be announced shortly, so interested attendees are encouraged to stay tuned and sign up early, as availability may be limited.
The CELPIP Test serves as an essential requirement for many immigration pathways, including Express Entry and various provincial nominee programs. Strong performance, especially in the speaking component, can significantly bolster an individual’s Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score.
With immigration to Canada becoming increasingly competitive, mastering the language requirement is more important than ever. Maple News will continue to provide the latest updates and guidance on English language proficiency tests and other immigration-related topics.