CAEC Test
Where can I take the CAEC test?
Last Updated: July 20, 2025You need to take the CAEC test at the official testing center. The exact location will be assigned to you when you schedule your test through the CAEC website. We, Cansego, help you prepare for all 5 CAEC tests, but we are not involved in testing.
Are GED credentials still valid?
Last Updated: July 19, 2025Yes, if you earned a GED diploma before the transition to CAEC, your GED credential remains valid and recognized. Please note: Cansego offers CAEC prep to help you get ready for the test, but we are not involved in the testing process. All testing is handled through the official CAEC portal.
Is the CAEC diploma the same as a high school diploma?
Last Updated: July 19, 2025Yes! The CAEC diploma holds the same value as a regular high school diploma and is recognized by employers, colleges, and government institutions. Please note: Cansego offers CAEC prep to help you get ready for the test, but we are not involved in the testing process. All testing is handled through the official CAEC portal.
Which provinces and territories offer the CAEC test?
Last Updated: July 19, 2025The CAEC test is available in most Canadian provinces, including: ✅ Alberta ✅ New Brunswick ✅ Manitoba ✅ Northwest Territories ✅ Prince Edward Island ✅ Nova Scotia ✅ Saskatchewan ✅ Ontario The CAEC is NOT available in: ❌ British Columbia (B.C. uses the Adult Dogwood Diploma instead) ❌ Quebec (Quebec has its own system) ❌...
What happened to the GED test in Canada?
Last Updated: July 20, 2025The GED test in Canada has been replaced by the CAEC test for adult high school equivalency. This change applies to all participating provinces and territories. Please note: Cansego offers CAEC prep to help you get ready for the test, but we are not involved in the testing process. All testing is handled through the...
Can I still use my GED scores for the CAEC diploma?
Last Updated: July 19, 2025Yes, GED scores are transferable to the CAEC diploma for three years, until May 2027. If you previously passed GED subject tests, those scores may count toward your CAEC diploma.
How is the CAEC different from the GED
Last Updated: July 19, 2025The CAEC and GED cover the same five subject areas: Language Arts (Reading & Writing) Mathematics (With & Without Calculator) Science Social Studies However, the CAEC includes more Canadian-focused content, is available digitally, and in some jurisdictions, still offers a paper-based option. Please note: Cansego offers CAEC prep to help you get ready for the...
What kind of documents can I use to take the CAEC test?
Last Updated: July 19, 2025To take the CAEC test, you must bring two valid forms of identification to the testing center. The primary ID must be government-issued, not expired, and include your name, date of birth, photo, and signature. Examples include: Passport Driver’s license or learner’s permit Canadian military ID Federal, provincial, or territorial-issued ID Indian or Métis status...
Does Cansego provide the CAEC test?
Last Updated: July 19, 2025Cansego offers online prep classes, not the CAEC test. The test is provided by the CAEC organization and administered by your province.
Do CAEC test scores expire?
Last Updated: July 19, 2025No, CAEC test scores do not expire. You can complete the CAEC at your own pace, and there is no specific time frame for when you must finish all the tests. However, it's a good idea to check with your chosen testing center. Some provinces or territories may have their own rules or timing guidelines...
Can I take the CAEC test in a different province?
Last Updated: July 19, 2025Right now, it’s not possible. Candidates can only write their CAEC exams in the province or territory in which they reside. For example, a person who lives in Ontario must wait for the Ontario testing to become available before they can write the CAEC exam. Testing centres will ask for ID from all candidates, and...
Can I take the CAEC test online?
Last Updated: July 19, 2025Right now, it’s not possible to take the CAEC test online. The CAEC must be taken in person at an official testing center. After you create your account on the CAEC website, you will be able to choose a testing location near you when you schedule your test. Please note: Cansego offers CAEC prep to...
How much is the CAEC exam?
Last Updated: July 19, 2025The cost of the CAEC test depends on where you live. Some provinces offer the test for free, while others charge a fee. After you create your account on the CAEC website and select your province or territory, you will see the exact pricing details for your location. Please note: Cansego offers CAEC prep to...
How do I get my CAEC diploma?
Last Updated: July 19, 2025Once you pass all five CAEC tests, your province or territory will issue your high school equivalency credential. The testing center or CAEC website will provide instructions on how to receive it after you complete all your tests. Please note: Cansego offers CAEC prep to help you get ready for the test, but we are...
How to take the CAEC test
Last Updated: July 19, 2025To take the CAEC test, you first need to create an account on the official CAEC website. Go to: https://caec.vretta.com/#/en/general/login Click the “Create a Candidate Account” button and follow the instructions to set up your account. Once your account is ready, you’ll be able to schedule your test. Please note: Cansego offers CAEC prep to...
What happens if someone is caught cheating on the CAEC test?
Last Updated: July 19, 2025If someone is caught cheating during the CAEC test, there are serious consequences. Depending on the situation, actions may include: Canceling the test appointment Holding or canceling test scores Working with the home province or territory to cancel the credential Notifying organizations that received the scores or credential Banning the person from future CAEC testing...
What is a passing CAEC test score?
Last Updated: July 19, 2025To officially pass a CAEC test, you need to score at least 55%. Here’s how the scoring works: 80–100% – Exceeds minimum standard (ES) 55–79% – Meets minimum standard (MS) 40–54% – Approaching minimum standard (AS) 0–39% – Does not meet minimum standard (DMS) If you receive a score of AS or DMS, you will...
Can I retake the CAEC test if I fail?
Last Updated: July 19, 2025Yes, you can retake the CAEC test if you don't pass a subject. You can take any one subject test once per calendar month, and up to three times per calendar year. Keep in mind, you cannot retake a subject you already passed. Each attempt may require you to pay a testing fee, depending on...
