CAEC materials for classrooms, tutoring centres, and adult-ed programs.
Bulk pricing, white-label and co-branded options, and ready-to-teach CAEC practice tests and workbooks. Built for organizations preparing adult learners for the Canadian Adult Education Credential.
Built for organizations preparing adult learners
If you teach, tutor, or support adults working toward the CAEC, we can supply the practice materials so you can focus on instruction.
Tutoring centres
Hand each student the same workbook so your tutors can teach against a consistent curriculum.
Adult education programs
Equip an entire cohort with practice tests and answer keys for in-class use or self-study.
Schools and boards
Use the workbook as a structured supplement for upgrading and continuing-education streams.
Libraries and community orgs
Stock printed copies in your collection or distribute digital codes to patrons preparing for the exam.
What you get
The same materials we sell to individual learners, available in bulk and (on request) with your branding.
The complete workbook
The 2027 Edition covers all five CAEC subjects: Reading, Writing, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies. 92 two-page lessons, 6 full practice tests, and 381 practice questions with every answer explained.
Available in PDF or printed paperback.
Practice Tests and Math Workbook
Standalone PDFs: the Practice Tests (six full tests timed like the real CAEC, with answer keys that explain every answer) and the Math Workbook (21 lessons plus full Part I and Part II practice tests). Perfect for timed in-class mock exams.
Printable PDF format.
White-label / co-branded
Subject to volume, we can produce a version of the workbook or practice tests with your organization's name and logo on the cover.
Contact us for white-label terms.
Bulk pricing
We offer volume discounts on both digital and printed materials. Pricing depends on order size, format mix, and whether white-label is involved, so we quote each order individually.
Tell us what you need and we'll send a quote within one to two business days.
Request a bulk quoteOr email us directly at info@caecready.com
Common questions from educators
What's the minimum bulk order?
There's no strict minimum, but discounts kick in around 10 copies and scale up from there. For smaller orders the standard store pricing is usually best.
Can we get a white-label or co-branded version?
Yes, subject to order volume. We can swap the cover branding for yours, add a foreword from your organization, or co-brand the materials. Get in touch with your order size and we'll outline what's possible.
Do you offer classroom licensing for the PDFs?
Yes. The standard PDF licence is for individual use; classroom or multi-user licences are available with bulk orders so you can share materials across a cohort legally.
How are printed copies shipped?
Printed paperbacks are produced on demand and shipped from our publishing partner. Lead times vary by destination; tell us your location and we'll include shipping estimates in your quote.
Can we preview the workbook before ordering?
Yes. A free sample of the workbook is available for download from our store page. If you need a fuller evaluation copy for an institutional decision, mention that in your quote request.
Free guides for instructors
Practical guides for teaching CAEC prep, checked against the official CAEC test documents. You can also assign any of our 91 free lessons, one for every topic on the official test outlines.
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