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How do video lessons and learning materials work?
Video lessons are a core part of your Learning Path. They introduce the language, vocabulary, and topics you will practise as you move through your course.
Find your video lessons
Watch this guided tour
Your video lessons are available directly in your Learning Path.
Follow the path to see your current lesson and what comes next. Select a video lesson to open it and start learning.
You can watch lessons at your own pace and return to them later if you want to review something again.
What happens in a video lesson?
Video lessons are designed to help you understand how the language is used in real situations.
Lessons usually take around 20 to 25 minutes and can include:
- New vocabulary
- Grammar explained in context
- Real-life examples and conversations
- Short exercises to help you practise and check your understanding
You can pause, rewind, or rewatch a lesson whenever you need to.
Find your learning materials
When learning materials are available for a video lesson, you find them below the video lesson.
The materials support what you are learning in the video and can be used alongside the lesson for additional reference and practice.
Continue practising
After a video lesson, your Learning Path guides you to the next activities, such as AI Pronunciation and AI Conversation.
These activities help you practise the language introduced in the video before you continue through your Learning Path.