Preparing for your Part B ELA diploma exam? 

This downloadable PDF is designed to help grade twelve students feel confident when they write the ELA Part B Reading Comprehension final.

Inside this study guide, you’ll learn:

• How to approach readings strategically

• How to eliminate incorrect multiple-choice answers

• Key literary devices  

• Vocabulary commonly found in diploma questions

• How to properly use released Alberta diploma exams

• Time management tips for exam day

This handbook also includes links to seven released Part B ELA 30-1 Diplomas with answer keys. These links are from the Alberta government website and Internet Archive. 

Perfect for:

• Grade 12 students in Alberta

• Students taking ELA 30-1 in summer school 

• Students retaking ELA 30-1

• Parents looking for structured diploma support

• Independent learners preparing at home

Created by a professional Alberta English tutor with a Bachelor's Degree in English Literature and over seven years of experience helping grade twelve students succeed on their diplomas. 

Frequently Asked Questions: 

Why is this handbook free? 

I know that diploma preparation can be stressful and that not every family has the budget for tutoring. That's why I decided to make this handbook free, so that everyone who needs guidance can get it! If you found this resource helpful, I'd appreciate you leaving a review so that it can reach more students who are preparing for their exam. 

Where are the released ELA 30-1 diplomas from and when were these tests created? 

This handbook contains links to released diplomas from the Alberta government's website and from a free online database called Internet Archive. These diplomas range from the years 1995 to 2021. 

How is this product delivered? 

This product is a digital PDF. It will be delivered to your email once it is purchased. Can't find it in your inbox? Make sure to check your spam folder! 

Is this an Alberta Government resource? 

No, this resource is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, the Alberta government. It was independently created based on my tutoring experience supporting over one hundred English 30-1 students.