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CAEL (Canadian Academic English Language)
The CAEL Test is designed to measure the English language proficiency of students planning to study in Canadian post-secondary institutions. It provides an authentic representation of language use in a Canadian academic context.
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| Section | Duration | Question Types |
|---|---|---|
| Speaking | 7-10 minutes | Short questions and graph-based speaking tasks |
| Integrated Reading | 35-50 minutes | Reading comprehension questions |
| Integrated Listening | 25-35 minutes | Listening comprehension questions |
| Academic Unit A | 60-70 minutes | Writing tasks |
| Academic Unit B | 40-45 minutes | Additional writing tasks |
| Total Test Time | Approx. 3.5 hours | Â |
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CAEL FAQs
How do I register for a CAEL test?
You can register for the CAEL test online through the official website. Create an account, choose a test date, and select a test center. Follow the instructions to complete your registration.
When should I book my test date?
Test-takers can book their test date as late as 24 hours before the test date, provided a seat is available at the preferred test center. However, we recommend booking well in advance to secure your preferred date.
How can I pay my CAEL test fee?
Payment options vary by location. Accepted methods include credit/debit cards. Refer to the official CAEL website for specific payment details.
Where can I take the CAEL test?
CAEL tests are conducted at authorized test centers worldwide. Find a nearby test center on the official CAEL website.
What should I bring on the CAEL test day?
On the test day, bring your valid identification (passport or government-issued ID) that matches the name on your registration. Also, carry your registration confirmation and any permitted items (such as pencils and erasers).
