Consider the following questions and honestly respond:

What am I aware of?
What assets do I have?

Have any weaknesses?
Exist any sections that need attention?
superior in listening than in speaking?
By the completion of my course, what do I want to have accomplished?
What weekly goals do I wish to accomplish?
By making a plan for yourself, you may begin to take ownership of your learning path by asking yourself these questions. Proactive and enthusiastic learners are more likely to succeed in their endeavors. This planning and assessment are included in your onboarding process when you purchase a course with VI ACADEMY, enabling your trainer to ensure that the course is customized to meet your needs.

Successful learners don’t mind making mistakes or coming across as silly when they talk. It’s common knowledge that youngsters pick up languages more quickly, but in reality, this is just because they are more eager to speak without precision and don’t hesitate to try. Compared to adults, they are more accustomed to making mistakes and getting help because they are still learning their native tongue! Children and teenagers are encouraged to push themselves and make errors at VI Academy. Errors are taught in VI Academy as engine and starcase fuel.

It’s critical to take chances, make mistakes, and grow from the experience. Prioritize fluency above accuracy by learning and making necessary corrections.

By posing questions, you are assuming accountability for your education and participating in the process. When you raise a question in class, more often than not, someone else in the group feels relieved that you brought it up since they were too nervous to do so. You will benefit a classmate as well as yourself by speaking out! Please check out Intensive English Language Program in VI Academy, this is our flagship and most popular program.

Crucially, you can keep an eye on your performance and grow from your mistakes by asking questions.

Get as much practice speaking, listening, reading, and writing outside of the classroom. This is especially helpful if you are enrolled in an immersion course at VI Academy. For instance, if you pick up new food-related vocabulary, look for ways to utilize it outside of the classroom. Other concepts include:
Find out if a student wants to talk with you over coffee for ten minutes.
To a friend who speaks English, send them an email.
Read a food-related article or listen to a podcast.

To enquire about upcoming groups, courses and 1 year student visa process, please whatsApp us here