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Reading is scored by an answer key, not a rubric. You're proving you can find information, restate it, infer what is implied, and track who thinks what, on a clock that does not wait.
CELPIP Reading has four parts and 38 questions in 55–60 minutes. There is no partial credit for a near miss: the key is right or it is not.
This course is not a vocabulary list. It trains the decisions you make before you click: skim or read, where to look, and which option is a trap. First-pass commit is the default; leftover time is a buffer, not a second sitting.
Each part has its own lesson: what is expected, how to sit it, a worked example, and the traps that cost marks.
Timed CELPIP Reading Part 1: a letter or email, 11 questions in 11 minutes. Answer the original, then complete a short reply.
11 questions · 11 min
Timed CELPIP Reading Part 2: match a diagram or schedule to a related message. 8 questions, 9 minutes. Apply the key: do not summarise the whole grid.
8 questions · 9 min
Timed CELPIP Reading Part 3: scan a longer informational text and place statements in the right paragraph, or mark not given. 9 questions, 10 minutes.
9 questions · 10 min
Timed CELPIP Reading Part 4: an article plus comments. 10 questions, 13 minutes. Tag each viewpoint before you match opinions and implications.
10 questions · 13 min
The lesson is the format. A timed part is where you find out whether locate, paraphrase, and first-pass commit still hold when the clock is running.