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If you're stuck getting sixes or sevens on the CELPIP exam, don’t stress; you're not failing. It’s a clear sign that your English proficiency is at an intermediate level and it’s crucial to acknowledge that. Instead of just grinding away at studying harder or repeatedly taking the exam, we need to shift our focus to improving our overall English skills over time. I share five practical tips to help you break free from that six or seven cycle, starting with immersing yourself in English and actively engaging in conversations. Let’s explore how building connections and practicing in real-life situations can truly elevate your language skills and eventually boost those scores.
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Track These Numbers To Improve Your CELPIP Scores I also share about why studying harder for the CELPIP likely won't bump up your score. But this is what will!
By Aaron NelsonIf you're stuck getting sixes or sevens on the CELPIP exam, don’t stress; you're not failing. It’s a clear sign that your English proficiency is at an intermediate level and it’s crucial to acknowledge that. Instead of just grinding away at studying harder or repeatedly taking the exam, we need to shift our focus to improving our overall English skills over time. I share five practical tips to help you break free from that six or seven cycle, starting with immersing yourself in English and actively engaging in conversations. Let’s explore how building connections and practicing in real-life situations can truly elevate your language skills and eventually boost those scores.
Takeaways:
Links referenced in this episode:
Track These Numbers To Improve Your CELPIP Scores I also share about why studying harder for the CELPIP likely won't bump up your score. But this is what will!

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