Welcome to the next level of your learning journey! Real progress doesn't come from memorizing word lists — it comes from real-world practice. Think about how a child learns to speak—it’s all about persistence and daily immersion. That is exactly how Voxy works. By practicing with modern content designed for your level, your skills will naturally grow.
Here are five ways to get the most out of it.
1. Dive into Smart Lessons
Skip the repetitive drills. Smart Lessons use real videos and articles, paired with activities that combine reading, listening, and grammar — so you're learning the way you'll actually use the language in real life.
2. Target your weak spots
Check your Performance page regularly. It shows you exactly which skills need more attention, so you can focus your time where it counts.
3. Add Live Classes to the mix
Studying on your own only goes so far. Group and private live classes give you real-time feedback on grammar and pronunciation, which helps build real speaking confidence, faster.
If live classes aren't part of your study plan, you can still build this skill on your own: try reading out loud and speaking your target language, even without a partner.
4. Build a routine that fits you
Pick a time when you're focused and free of distractions, even if it's just 15 minutes a day. Consistency beats intensity every time.
Check out this sample study schedule as a general recommendation. Keep in mind that this is just an example, so be sure to check your own study plan for any specific requirements: with weekends free, you can commit to just 15 minutes of study twice a week. To supplement your routine, aim for two 30-minute sessions each month—either participating in a live class with an instructor or practicing pronunciation with a peer.
5. Make the most of your Word Bank
Your Word Bank lets you practice the pronunciation of words you've learned in your lessons. Filter for your "Weak" words to review them, but don't skip your "Strong" ones — revisiting them in context is what turns vocabulary into lasting fluency.