Is 30 minutes enough a day to learn English?

Whenever a new learner joins to learn English online with a live tutor, we hear this kind of question. Should I dedicate an hour every day? Can I still make it if I have only 15 minutes a day to spare? Or How long will it take if I spend only 30 minutes per day?

If you can dedicate 15 or 30 minutes to your language learning goal, then yes, it is enough to get you the English language skills you would love to have. If you’re surprised, let me tell you that you don’t need to spend 30 minutes altogether. Maybe you could split them into chunks of 5 to 10 minutes sessions 3-5 times a day.

It won’t be hard for most people to find 5-10 minutes in their busy schedule to dedicate to their future goals. This way, you are doing microlearning at your own pace and convenience. This way, you learn better, and you won’t feel it hard to learn the language. Each time you understand something simple for a short while, you feel more confident, and that can keep you motivated.

Microlearning

This is the micro-learning technique. Here a heavy learning task has been broken down into several manageable pieces for the easiness of learner. Here the consistency of learning is crucial, and you need to do the learning every day for better effectiveness. This concept became widely popular with the rise of several mobile-based language learning apps.

• Microlearning deals with relatively small learning units and short-term learning activities. The term is used in e-learning and related fields in the sense of learning processes in mediated environments. Microlearning is a holistic approach for skill based learning and education which deals with relatively small learning units.

The key takeaway is that you can learn any language if you’re willing to spend at least 5 minutes multiple times a day. This can get you more significant results.