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Free Canadian Citizenship Study Resources in 27 Languages

Learn in your language. Prepare for the Canadian citizenship test in English or French.

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The Canadian citizenship test at a glance
  • 20 questions
  • 45 minutes
  • 15 correct to pass

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What is the size of Canada?

Learn about Canada's history, government, geography and the duties of citizens in a language you know well. Then practise the same topics in English or French. The official test is in English or French.

Use Discover Canada as your main study guide.

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Libraries, settlement workers and citizenship teachers can help a learner move from understanding to practice. CitizenPro offers free lessons, topic quizzes and practice tests in 27 languages. No account is needed.

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A simple session for a class or study group

A simple 30-minute session: 5 minutes to introduce a topic. 10 minutes to study it in a familiar language. 5 minutes to connect the English or French words. 10 minutes to talk about a topic quiz.

  • Choose a topic. Keep the official guide nearby to check facts and words.
  • Choose the next step: go back to a hard section, or return to the topic in a later session.

This is a flexible idea, not a tested program. It does not guarantee a pass. Adjust the pace and the reading help to the learner.

Keep the topic, change the language

  1. Understand

    Read a short section in a familiar language, then explain the idea in your own words.

  2. Connect

    Connect the words. Open the same topic in English or French and note its important terms.

  3. Practise

    Try the topic quiz in English or French without looking back. Review the explanations.

Key terms to know

Citizenship

Citoyenneté

Membership in a country, with rights and responsibilities.

Rights

Droits

Freedoms and protections recognized by law; their scope can differ.

Responsibilities

Responsabilités

Duties and contributions expected of people in a community.

See all 30 terms

Canadian Citizenship Test Vocabulary: Key Terms Made Simple

Start with Canada’s Regions. Read a short section. Say its main idea out loud. Then try the English regions quiz or the French regions quiz.

If an answer is hard, ask what the problem is: the fact, a word, or the difference between the choices. Review that part and try again. Read more about studying in your own language.

Check your progress with a practice test

After you study the whole guide, try an English practice test or a French practice test. CitizenPro writes its own questions. They are not the official test questions. Use your results to decide what to review. Passing a practice test does not guarantee that you will pass the official test.

Official starting points

For the official test rules or your own application, follow IRCC's current instructions and your test invitation.

IRCC, Study for the test·IRCC, Discover Canada·IRCC, Découvrir le Canada

About these translations

CitizenPro uses AI to translate its learning materials. These translations support understanding; refer to IRCC’s official English or French guide for authoritative wording.

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