Practice vocabulary, grammar, reading, and listening for the exams IRCC accepts for permanent residency and citizenship applications.
The world's most widely accepted English test for Canadian immigration.
A Canadian-designed English test, taken entirely on computer.
A fully computer-scored English test built for Canadian immigration.
The standard French-language test for Canadian immigration.
IRCC only accepts specific approved tests — results convert to a CLB (English) or NCLC (French) score, which is what your Express Entry or citizenship application actually uses.
Mix of paper and computer formats. Speaking is a live interview with a human examiner.
Fully computer-delivered, made in Canada. Speaking is recorded, not live.
Fully computer-delivered and AI-scored. Faster results, no live interview.
The standard French test, especially relevant for Quebec-bound applicants and extra CRS points.
Every test scores the same 4 skills — reading, writing, listening, speaking — but vocabulary and grammar are the shared foundation underneath all of them. Practice here, then compare formats before booking your official test.
Complete, practical courses — real chapters, real practice questions, and a certificate when you finish. A few chapters free to start on every course.