I am willing to help or coach you in CELBAN, I find it easier than IELTS. I am from Vancouver, but you can reach me out here. Resources are limited but the actual test is almost the same as the reviewer available, it's just different scenarios or case.annabel04 said:hi yup I'm live here in edmonton. do you know a crash course for celban here?i actually changed my mind and will take ielts when i'm ready.i gave up celban coz i don't even have any idea about the exam
PLEASE HELP!!CELBAN REVIEWERS
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Go to the website of CELBAN, there is available Readiness Self Assessment. From there, you can have an idea of the exam...but of different cases/scenarios in the real exam. You tube is of big help, too. Call me, if you have time. I will pm my number to you.annabel04 said:hi yup I'm live here in edmonton. do you know a crash course for celban here?i actually changed my mind and will take ielts when i'm ready.i gave up celban coz i don't even have any idea about the exam
Here's the model answer for the writing exam sample:
Mr. X, a 55 year-old gentleman, who looked anxious came into ER with chest pain. This pain was relieved by rest and nitroglycerine (sublingual).
He is working in a highly stressful occupation as an executive director in the federal government. His risk factors include heavy smoking(2 pk/day) and there is a family history of high cholesterol. He is seeking help for his stress and problems with anger. He is concerned about having a heart attack. All tests were within normal range. He was advised to follow up with his physician. (Put your name here or signature, RN)
Mr. X, a 55 year-old gentleman, who looked anxious came into ER with chest pain. This pain was relieved by rest and nitroglycerine (sublingual).
He is working in a highly stressful occupation as an executive director in the federal government. His risk factors include heavy smoking(2 pk/day) and there is a family history of high cholesterol. He is seeking help for his stress and problems with anger. He is concerned about having a heart attack. All tests were within normal range. He was advised to follow up with his physician. (Put your name here or signature, RN)