Studying in Canada? You could be eligible for the CAEL Scholarship!

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Published: May 1, 2025

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For international students studying in Canada, or for those preparing to apply to a Canadian university or College, you are undoubtedly ready to prove your English language proficiency.

As the only Canadian test designed specifically for academic purposes, CAEL is accepted by over 180 Canadian universities and colleges and provides an excellent representation of academic language use in Canadian classrooms. It is, therefore, the test of choice for those looking to take the next step on their journey of academic and employment success in Canada.

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Scholarships

To support our test takers and ensure that you can meet your academic goals, we are pleased to offer the CAEL Scholarship Program. With yearly awards totalling $30,000 CAD, and in addition to robust preparation resources, this program is another way we support individuals looking to study in Canada. Applying is easy and can be completed online in your CAEL account. To learn about the eligibility requirements and application deadlines, visit our website.

Learn more about the CAEL Scholarship Program

Free CAEL Preparation Resources

In addition to the CAEL Scholarships, we are proud to support our CAEL test takers with a wide range of free preparation materials, such as free online courses, free practice tests, and study tips from our CAEL experts. With these free resources, we also offer paid study resources, such as additional practice tests and interactive online study programs, available for purchase in our online store.

  • Practice Tests: Two free online sample tests are provided to help you get acquainted with the format and content of the CAEL Test and learn which skills need the most focus.
  • Study Tips: The best way to prepare for CAEL is to create your own study routine. With help from our experts, you’ll be able to create a daily routine that will help you achieve your goal score. These tips also cover our other free resources to help you build your ideal study program.
  • Online Courses: Weekly interactive sessions are available to all our test takers and are free to join. These include webinars covering the components of the test and its format, as well as in-depth sessions that focus in detail on written and spoken responses. Recorded versions of these webinars are also available to view on our YouTube channel.

Learn about CAEL

Visit the CAEL website to learn more about the CAEL Scholarships, the CAEL Test, and to register for your sitting today.

 

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