CELPIP-style mock tests, an AI-graded Writing Lab, and a Speaking Lab — all in one place.
Timed, structured practice across every section type. Get familiar with the format before you sit the real test.
Canadian English conversations, news items, phone calls, and viewpoints. Audio plays once — just like the real thing.
Correspondence, diagrams, informational passages, and opposing viewpoints. Split-screen layout keeps passage and questions in view together.
Email and survey-response tasks under timed conditions. AI feedback covers all four writing criteria.
Eight task types covering advice, storytelling, description, opinions, and more. Record, review, and improve your spoken responses.
Each mock test covers all four sections in a single sitting. You can also practice any section on its own — results are tracked separately.
A balanced first-attempt set covering general everyday vocabulary, neutral viewpoints, and standard task formats. Recommended starting point.
A fresh VerbaNorth question bank with denser passages, opposing viewpoints, and trickier listening distractors. Available as a separate full mock set.
Fresh question bank covering pharmacy, community transit, and workplace scenarios. Calibrated for CLB 7–9.
Higher-register content: banking, urban policy, ocean research, and professional development. Calibrated for CLB 9–11.
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Generate a CELPIP-style email or survey prompt, write under a timed countdown, and receive a band-by-band breakdown across all four writing criteria.
VerbaNorth is a practice platform, not a tutor. The goal is to make the format feel familiar so you can focus on the questions — not the interface.
Headphones on, timer running. Timed sections with split-screen reading, single-pass audio, and a locked writing environment.
Listening and Reading are graded automatically. Writing is assessed by AI and broken down by rubric criteria. Speaking is timed and recorded, with AI band estimates where available.
Focus on the section that needs the most work. The Writing Lab generates fresh prompts on demand. Listening and Reading support section-only retakes.
If something here is unclear or out of date, let us know.
No. VerbaNorth is an independent practice platform and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by CELPIP or Paragon Testing Enterprises. We model the test format and rubric publicly described by Paragon. For your real test, register at celpip.ca.
Writing scores come from the production AI proxy when it is configured, with a local fallback rubric for offline testing. The score is useful for tracking progress, but it is not an official score.
Yes. From any test card, you can launch Listening, Reading, Writing, or Speaking on its own. Section-only attempts are saved separately from full mock attempts in your history.
Signed-in users save scores, profile details, and study plans to the VerbaNorth backend database. The browser keeps a local copy for fast page transitions and offline fallback.
You can preview pages without an account, but saving progress to the backend requires sign-in. Production AI calls use the server-side proxy so private API keys stay off the client.
Test 1 (Equilibrium) is calibrated for first-attempt diagnostic use — start here. Test 2 (Hemlock) is a fresh question bank with trickier distractors. Tests 3 (Cascade) and 4 (Ridgewood) target progressively higher CLB bands and are best attempted after completing Tests 1 and 2.
Eleven mock tests, a Writing Lab with fresh prompts, a Speaking Lab, a Reading Lab, and a full score dashboard.