FREE CPTE STUDY PLANNER
A study plan that fits the time you have.
Choose a sustainable weekly rhythm, then adapt the suggested sessions to your gaps and the official blueprint. Include both written and spoken reasoning from the start.
The focus changes the fourth session when you schedule four or more sessions. With two or three, use your chosen focus when selecting practice material.
How to use this plan well
- Map coverage first. Compare your learning materials with the CAPR blueprint. A rotating weekly theme is not an official topic weighting or a complete syllabus.
- Protect review time. A question session includes reviewing uncertainty and checking sources. If you run out of time, reduce the number of questions rather than skipping the review.
- Check progress through new tasks. Recalling an answer to a familiar question is different from explaining a new case. Mix unfamiliar material with spaced review.
- Adjust weekly. Use the mock-review workspace to choose the next focus. Move or split sessions when life changes.
Does a short plan mean I can prepare in two weeks?
No. The range describes a scheduling window, not the time needed to become prepared. Prior education, familiarity with Canadian practice and individual gaps vary. This tool does not assess readiness, predict a score or prescribe the amount of study you need.
Need the task ticks on another browser?
Move the saved workspace with a private downloaded file after turning planner settings into session tasks.
Read the portable-workspace guide · Open the study workspace
Choose material for the task you scheduled
Compare an existing resource and a possible addition against one task. Bring the decision back to your next study block.