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I want to study for the CELBAN (IELTS or CELPIP), where do I start?

Step ONE: CELBANPrep Grammar Essentials

With the videos on this website and the workbook available on Amazon, improve your skills when it comes to the main weaknesses most Internationally Educated Health Professionals have when it comes to professional communication:

  1. Nouns & Articles

  2. Verbs & Verbals

  3. Agreement Errors (#1 and #2 are prerequisites for #3)

  4. Advanced Punctuation

This will improve your score in writing, speaking, listening and reading! Allow one month for each module.

You can use these resources for

the CELBAN, the IELTS and the CELPIP!


Step TWO: CELBANPrep Writing Level One

Regardless of what exam you take, there are two basic test taking strategies you MUST develop:

  1. Time management under pressure

  2. Increasing your score by editing your own work.

These are advanced skills that take at least 4 weeks to develop.

You can use these resources for

the CELBAN, the IELTS and the CELPIP!


Step THREE: CELBANPrep Writing Level Two

Once you have improved your grammar, learned how to identify your own errors and correct them, applied time management to writing under pressure: it is time to advance to writing in a medical context.

CELBANPrep Writing takes you through a step-by-step process to writing an organized medical report. Two different formats are explored:

  1. Writing an Incident Report

  2. Writing a Medical History Report

Allow a minimum of 4 weeks to prepare.


Step FOUR: Medical Collocations

Study CELBANPrep's Medical Collocation workbooks to expand your ease and comfort with phases commonly used in the medical field that MUST be learned through memorization. Get your FREE sampler today! (Free with Kindle Unlimited.)

You can start studying Medical Collocations at any time!

  • If you are able to, study them at the same time as you are taking any of the CELBANPrep Suite.

  • If you do not have the time to study more than one skill at a time, start memorizing Medical Collocations after you have completed CELBANPrep Writing Two. When you are studying the collocations for some time, turn your weaknesses into strengths, go back and review your writing assignments to identify which collocations you have used incorrectly.

Whether you prepare for the CELBAN with CELBANPrep, memorizing Medical Collocations will advance your career, creating a smoother and easier path for you regardless of what stage you are at in the licensure process.


Step FIVE: CELBANPrep Speaking

Over the years we have seen how Internationally Educated Health Professionals preparing for the CELBAN have an easier time when they focus on their Grammar and CELBANPrep Writing Level One before starting CELBANPrep Speaking.

So, depending on how much time you have to study, you can either start preparing for the speaking tasks:

  1. After Grammar Essentials and CELBANPrep Writing Level One, at the same time you are studying CELBANPrep Writing Level Two and/or Medical Collocations. OR

  2. After you complete the first 3 steps (Grammar Essentials and Writing Levels One and Two) if you can only study one thing at a time.

There are four lessons, allow a minimum of four weeks to prepare for CELBANPrep Speaking.

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