Writing Mock Test
Free CELPIP writing practice test
Take a CELPIP writing practice test online: a 27-minute Task 1 email followed by a 26-minute Task 2 survey response. Mock test 1 is free. Sign up for your first AI score, feedback on the four writing criteria and a model answer to compare with your own.
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2 tasks · exam timing · 53 min
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Writing an Email
Read a short scenario and write an email of about 150-200 words that addresses each required point. You have 27 minutes.
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Responding to Survey Questions
Read a survey, choose the option you prefer, and explain your reasons in about 150-200 words. You have 26 minutes.
StartWhat’s inside a CELPIP Writing mock
Every mock mirrors the official CELPIP Writing test: Task 1 is an email (about 27 minutes) and Task 2 responds to a survey question (about 26 minutes). You write both under the clock, then our examiner-grade AI scores each on Coherence & Meaning, Vocabulary, Readability, and Task Fulfillment, with a Band 12 model answer to learn from.
CELPIP Writing practice test questions
Is the CELPIP Writing practice test free?
Yes. Writing Mock 1 is free, and new accounts get free welcome credits to AI-grade your responses on all four dimensions with a Band 12 model answer. Selected prompts in both tasks are free; additional writing mocks and the full question bank are Premium.
What are the two CELPIP Writing tasks?
Task 1 is writing an email (about 27 minutes) and Task 2 is responding to survey questions (about 26 minutes). This practice test runs both under the real exam timing.
How is CELPIP Writing scored here?
By examiner-grade AI on the four official dimensions: Content and Coherence, Vocabulary, Readability, and Task Fulfillment. You get an overall band, what cost you points, and a Band 12 model answer to compare against.
Can I practise one writing task at a time?
Yes. Alongside the full mock, you can drill the email task or the survey task on its own from the writing practice questions page.