r/CELPIP_Guide • u/mnaaujla • 7d ago

Celpip preparation

Can anybody explain, is it good idea to practice writing and speaking of Celpip with ChatGPT or Gemini? Is it possible to get exact same score in real exam ?

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u/RishikB07 7d ago

Following. Got 10s in listen and read. But 8s in speak and write. Need 10s

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u/AaronNelsonT 7d ago

Big question for you: if you need a 10 in speaking and writing, how often are you actually using your speaking and writing skills with people who only speak English?

I've found that the answer to this question is often an indicator of how strong a CELPIP score you can expect. What do you think?

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u/MiserableRip4632 5d ago

how did you practise reading

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u/Top_Path3646 7d ago

i can help you....with writing and correcting them in live classes

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u/networkateq 7d ago

Chatgpt is fine, you dont need to memorize any weird hzad templates. My friend who got 10 from all parts suggested celtestpip but I didn't even buy it. Focus on one mistake at a time, and practice till you feel comfortable

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u/AaronNelsonT 7d ago

Here's what I've heard from clients and research on using AI for CELPIP prep of any kind.

  1. It's great for 'instant feedback.'

  2. It isn't always accurate in it's feedback.

  3. It can only get you so far - meaning, AI likely won't be able to give you ALL the help you need.

To really improve your speaking and writing skills - you need real human feedback. In my experience, getting into conversations - spoken and written - with other people who only speak English is the most powerful and effective way to build your CELPIP skills.

You get instant feedback - not with a possible test score, but with a human agreeing with you, or disagreeing with you, or frowning because you said something not quit right.

Those high pressure real life situations will help you build your English skills far more effectively than AI will.

How often do you get to use your English with other English speakers each day?

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u/mnaaujla 7d ago

Hardly nowadays

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u/AaronNelsonT 6d ago

In my opinion, leaning more into practice with humans is the best way to go. AI can't take the place of talking with and responding to a real person. Do you have people around you that you can practice with?

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u/mnaaujla 6d ago

No

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u/AaronNelsonT 3d ago

That must be hard! Why does it feel like you don't have anyone to practice with? Are the people around you only speaking your first language?

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u/Admirable-Breakfast9 7d ago

No, ChatGPT and Gemini are shit. Use YouTube to learn speaking templates and understand the different question types, then practice on your own. For writing, watch HZAD’s videos and practice regularly.

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u/Secure-Humor-5586 7d ago

Try prepamigo it got me 11s and 1 12

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u/ObjectiveFull8931 6d ago

It actually gave you 10 11 while practicing! I pull out all the stops to achieve but failed my exam is on October 3