This independent educational readiness pilot is not produced, approved or endorsed by the CAEC Testing Service, any provincial or territorial government, or any testing centre. Diagnostic results are educational readiness feedback and are not official CAEC scores or pass predictions.
No payment is being taken. Participation in the readiness check or waitlist is optional.
Current CAEC information
Mathematics format
Official sources reviewed on 2 August 2026 describe 42 questions in 120 minutes: Part I has 12 no-calculator questions in 30 minutes; Part II has 30 calculator questions in 90 minutes. A score of 55% is the minimum standard for each subject. Mathematics is machine scored.
Eligibility, fees, dates, centres and credential use vary by jurisdiction. Confirm them with your official jurisdiction.
What is assessed
Part I focuses on computational fluency. Part II covers number sense, patterns and relations, geometry and measurement, data management and probability.
Official sources
- Canadian Adult Education Credential overview
- Test Outcomes and Evaluation Plan by Subject
- CAEC Test Administration Guide
- How to earn your CAEC
Official sources reviewed 2 August 2026. Confirm current rules with your jurisdiction.