Harvest Prep StudioCanadian language test preparation

Practice like it's test day.

Full-length, timed simulations for CELPIP, IELTS, TCF Canada and TEF Canada — same parts, same clock, same pressure. Reading and listening are scored the second you submit; your writing and speaking go to a teacher who tells you exactly what to fix.

Four exams
CELPIP, IELTS General Training, TCF Canada, TEF Canada
Scored on submit
Reading and listening, on each exam's own scale
Feedback due in 3 days
Every writing and speaking task is read by a teacher
A student writing notes at a desk while preparing for a language test
4exams, timed exactly like test day

Each exam rebuilt part for part.

Not a question bank. A sitting — from the first instruction screen to the final submit.

CELPIP-General

Computer-delivered, all four skills in one sitting. Our simulation mirrors the on-screen timer, task order and prompts.

Reading40 min
Listening45 min
Writing53 min
Speaking9 min

IELTS General Training

Band-descriptor feedback on Task 1 and Task 2, plus full listening and reading sections with the real timing pressure.

Listening30 min
Reading60 min
Writing60 min
Speaking12 min

TCF Canada

Compréhension orale et écrite chronométrées ; expression écrite et orale corrigées par un enseignant selon les niveaux NCLC.

Compréhension orale33 min
Compréhension écrite60 min
Expression écrite60 min
Expression orale10 min

TEF Canada

Compréhension orale et écrite chronométrées ; expression écrite et orale corrigées par un enseignant selon le barème TEF.

Compréhension orale34 min
Compréhension écrite60 min
Expression écrite40 min
Expression orale15 min

Sit it. Score it. Fix it. Sit it again.

  1. Start a full-length simulation

    Pick an exam and a set, hit start, and the clock runs exactly like test day — no pausing, no peeking at answers.

  2. Reading & listening scored instantly

    The moment you submit you see your score on the exam's own scale, and exactly which questions you missed.

  3. A teacher reads your writing & speaking

    Real feedback against the exam's actual scoring scale, with the two or three fixes that move your score most.

  4. Retake with a different set

    Three full sets per exam, so you can sit the same skill again days later without repeating a single question.

The surprise on test day should be zero.

Most students lose points to timing and format, not vocabulary. Sitting the real structure more than once removes that entirely — and teacher feedback tells you which habits are costing you the most.

“I'd missed CLB 9 on Writing twice. After a few simulations here, my teacher had me rework the same task three ways — I hit it on the next attempt.”

Example of the feedback loop, written to illustrate the process — not a quote from a real student.

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