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Where can I get support to improve my English language skills?

By CPAWSB
Oct 15, 2021
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If you were educated in a language other than English and are unsure about your current language skills, consider checking your English skill level so you can identify any areas you might want to improve during your CPA studies. The CPA designation opens a world of opportunities to people who successfully complete the education, experience, and examination requirements. 

It can be challenging to work and study for a graduate-level certification when English is not your first language. That is why we have compiled a list of free resources for you to test and practice your skills. 

Check out the resources on the EAL webpage in the Learner Support section of the CPAWSB website.
 
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