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The WordDive English language courses can be completed on the internet or in our mobile app. Break the language barrier with the WordDive method in just 63 hours!
The courses are suitable for adults and young people. The range of courses includes courses for beginners, intermediate and advanced learners.
The beginnersâ courses start with greetings, intermediate learners focus on travel and work, whereas advanced learners can practise more challenging vocabulary on specific themes.Â
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British English course package updated
The updated British English course package includes sentence and grammar exercises as well as listening, reading comprehension and structure exercise courses. The new package contains 93 courses!
Comprehensive British English
Level: Elementary-Advanced (A1-C1)
Duration: 140-400 hours
Size: 7100 study items
Courses: 93
Source languages: Finnish, German, Swedish
10.99 âŹ/month
All levels are included in the price.A Fresh Start
Level: Elementary (A1-A2)
Topics: Get started by learning to handle basic situations such as ordering a coffee or saying hello. You’ll also learn how to conjugate the verbs be and have, which are two of the most common verbs in the English language.
Who Are You?
Level: Elementary (A1-A2)
Topics: Getting to know new people and talking about family will be a bit easier after completing this course. You’ll also learn the basics of using articles and how to form plurals.
I’m Hungry
Level: Elementary (A1-A2)
Topics: Hungry to learn basic food vocabulary? This course is for you!
My Favourite Things
Level: Elementary (A1-A2)
Topics: Learn to talk about the things you love and get to know your new friends better. You’ll also learn about prepositions of time, possessive pronouns and the s-genitive.
In the City
Level: Elementary (A1-A2)
Topics: Feeling a little lost? After this course you’ll be able to find your way in the city.
At the Hotel
Level: Elementary (A1)
Topics: Learn how to get a suitable hotel room and check in at the reception desk. You will also learn to use the structures There is/There are/It is and do more article exercises.
Running Errands
Level: Elementary (A1)
Topics: Find the right places in the city for clearing your to-do list. Learn the ordinal numbers 1st – 10th and some prepositions of place.
Everyday Duties
Level: Elementary (A1)
Topics: Learn to talk about school and work. You’ll also learn to use the pronouns this, that, these and those and to talk about your everyday tasks by using the construction have to.
Smells Good…
Level: Elementary (A1-A2)
Topics: Are you starving but your fridge is empty? It’s time to buy some groceries and get cooking! Learn how to form the imperative, which you’ll often encounter in recipes, and discover some differences regarding countable and uncountable nouns.
Small Talk
Level: Elementary (A2)
Topics: Learn to tell more about yourself and ask about other people. Learn to use the object forms of personal pronouns. You will also learn months.
Out and About
Level: Elementary (A2)
Topics: Learn useful words and expressions needed on a sightseeing tour in the city. In addition, learn to form comparative and superlative forms of adjectives.
Money, Money, Money
Level: Elementary (A2)
Topics: In this course, you will learn to use the present continuous and get to talk about money, shopping and clothes. You’ll also learn irregular nouns.
Sparkling Clean!
Level: Elementary (A1-A2)
Topics: Time for cleaning! Vocabulary and expressions for talking about household chores. You will also learn more uncountable nouns and some useful expressions of quantity (a few, a little, any, some).
Dinnertime
Level: Elementary (A1-A2)
Topics: Learn to talk about food and handle different situations at a restaurant. You will also learn to make requests using the modal verbs can and could, and to use adverbs to describe how something happens.
At the Beach
Level: Elementary (A2)
Topics: Talk about your daily plans with the structure be going to and get ready for an afternoon at the beach!
Free Time Fun
Level: Elementary (A1-A2)
Topics: Learn to talk about entertainment and culture events, such as films and concerts. In addition, this course teaches you how to use that as a conjunction. You will also practise question words and learn to express opinions using the useful verbs think and prefer.
Break the Ice
Level: Elementary (A1-A2)
Topics: Boost your conversational skills! Learn useful words, phrases and ways to react that will make you sound fluent.
A Night Out
Level: Elementary (A2)
Topics: Planning a night out? Take this course first! Besides partying, learn to use indefinite pronouns, of-genitive, and the modal verbs shall and should.
Shopping Spree
Level: Elementary (A2)
Topics: Learn more shopping and clothes vocabulary and to form and use the simple past tense of regular verbs.
On the Road
Level: Elementary (A2)
Topics: Visit a zoo and go on a road trip. Learn to distinguish between the to-inifinitive and the ing-form, which are required by certain verbs, and to use the prepositions of place at, in and on correctly.
Feeling Sick
Level: Elementary (A2)
Topics: Revise the past simple and learn irregular verbs so that you can talk about health and wellbeing in the past tense!
Score!
Level: Elementary (A1-A2)
Topics: Learn to talk about team sports. In addition, learn to use modal verbs.
Look Good, Feel Good
Level: Elementary (A1-A2)
Topics: Learn to talk about relaxation, beauty, wellbeing and healthy lifestyle. Learn the present perfect tense and reflexive pronouns.
Plurals and Articles
Level: Elementary (A1-A2)
Topics: Learn to use different plurals and articles.
Pronouns
Level: Elementary (A1-A2)
Topics: In this course you’ll learn how to use different personal, indefinite and relative pronouns.
Present and Past Tenses
Level: Elementary (A1-A2)
Topics: Learn to conjugate common English verbs in all present and past verb tenses.
Phrasal Verbs 1
Level: Elementary (A1-A2)
Topics: Learn how to use the phrasal verbs.
Structure Exercise 1
Level: Elementary (A1-A2)
Topics: A Regular Week at Emily’s, Restaurant Chat, City Tour, Shopping, Weekend Plans
I Want to Entertain You
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Learn to talk about performing arts.
Money Matters
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Learn to take care of your personal finances.
Let’s Talk about Feelings
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Talking about feelings is not easy by any means – especially in a foreign language. Learn to tackle emotional talks!
You’ve Got Email!
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Learn to write appropriate and polite emails.
Have You Heard the News?
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Learn to discuss news and to express your opinions on them.
Into the Wild
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Get ready for a hike in the woods!
Communication at Work
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Learn to communicate politely and effectively in work-related situations.
Compliments and Complaints
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Learn to give and receive feedback and be social with your colleagues.
Geeking Out
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Learn to chat about gaming.
Fashion Is My Passion
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: What’s in and what’s out this season? Learn to talk about the world of fashion.
Arts and Crafts
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Learn to use terms related to handicrafts, painting, and drawing.
What Traditions Do You Have?
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Learn to discuss traditions and get to know Scottish culture.
Connect Yourself
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Explore the wonderful world of the Internet and social media. Revise the simple past tense and learn irregular verb forms.
Travel Preparations
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Need a break? Time to plan and book your next holiday trip!
Up in the Air
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Learn to manage check in, security check and boarding with style and confidence.
Find Your Field
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Learn to discuss different jobs, workplaces and academic disciplines.
Sweater Weather
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Want to avoid awkward, quiet moments in conversations? Learn to talk about weather!
One Big Family
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Learn to tell about your family and other important relationships. You will also have more exercises on irregular verbs in the simple past tense and the present perfect tense. In addition, you will learn to express past habits using the structures would and used to.
Accidents Happen
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Prepare for possible accidents and emergency situations at work and in your free time. Increase your fluency by learning phrasal verbs and the of-genitive.
Submit Your Application
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Looking for new challenges? In this course, you will learn words and phrases for job hunting and applying for a study programme. You will also learn word formation and how to refer to future events.
Cheers, Mate!
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Get ready for a night at a real British pub! You will also learn to form the so-called double genitive, to use some expressions used to indicate contrast and practise the use of some more modal verbs.
You Look Lovely Tonight
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Are you going out on a date and want to make a good impression? This course is for you. Also learn some more about adverb forms and their use.
Are You Tech Savvy?
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Time to talk about technology! Learn to discuss computers and websites. You will also practise word order and revise the present tense, the past simple, and the present perfect.
Back to Basics
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Learn to talk about studying, such as cramming for exams and using the library. You’ll also learn to use relative pronouns.
No Pain No Gain
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Learn to talk about working out and competing in sports, especially in martial arts. In addition, learn more about expressions of quantity and the modal verbs may, must, and might.
Future and Conditional
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Practise the future and conditional.
Prepositions 1
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Practise prepositions for expressing time and place.
Infinitive and Ing-form
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: In this grammar course, you’ll learn when to use infinitive or the ing-form of a verb.
Connectors and Conjunctions
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Learn expressions that show logical relations between things
Phrasal Verbs 2
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Learn how to use the phrasal verbs.
Wellbeing
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Learn vocabulary related to health and wellbeing. You’ll also get to practise the passive.
Basic Business
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Sound smarter by learning to use business terms.
Expressions and Idioms
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Learn useful expressions and idioms.
Structure Exercise 2
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Finnish Customs, Florida Python, The Letter of Introduction, 1910, Sherlock’s Advice, John Carter Lands on Mars, Frankenstein; or, the Modern Prometheus, Winter Depression, Plastic in Science, A Modest Proposal
Business Trip
Level: Intermediate-Advanced (B1-C1)
Topics: Learn to discuss business trip plans and schedules with your international team.
Expat Life
Level: Intermediate-Advanced (B1-C1)
Topics: Get ready for an assignment abroad. Prepare for culture shock!
Delicious Delights
Level: Advanced (C1-C2)
Topics: This is the course for foodies! Learn to understand recipes and talk about cooking.
Can You Feel the Beat?
Level: Advanced (C1-C2)
Topics: Dive into the world of music! Learn to talk about instruments and music theory.
Take the Stage!
Level: Advanced (C1-C2)
Topics: Learn to talk about performing arts, such as dance, theatre, and circus.
A Penny for Your Thoughts
Level: Advanced (C1-C2)
Topics: Want to impress the locals? Learn to use common expressions.
Coaching from the Couch
Level: Advanced (C1-C2)
Topics: Learn to talk about different sports from athletics to ski jumping.
Exploring the Past
Level: Advanced (C1-C2)
Topics: Learn British history and excel in a pub quiz!
Stand Up for Your Values
Level: Advanced (C1-C2)
Topics: After this course, you’ll be able to discuss social issues.
Volunteers Wanted
Level: Advanced (C1-C2)
Topics: Learn to talk about charity and volunteering.
Giving a Speech
Level: Advanced (C1-C2)
Topics: Learn how to give an outstanding speech!
Bull and Bear
Level: Advanced (C1-C2)
Topics: After this course, you’ll master conversations related to marketing, sales and finance.
Prepositions 2
Level: Advanced (C1)
Topics: Practise different prepositions and how to use them.
Shortened Clauses
Level: Advanced (C1)
Topics: Practise using shortened clauses.
Phrasal Verbs 3
Level: Advanced (C1)
Topics: Practise phrasal verbs.
Indirect Speech and Questions
Level: Advanced (C1)
Topics: In this grammar course, you’ll learn how to report what someone has said and to form indirect questions.
Science and Technology
Level: Advanced (C1)
Topics: In this course you’ll learn vocabulary related to science, research and technology. You’ll also get to rehearse words of quantity, numbers and expressions of time.
Lead and Succeed
Level: Advanced (C1)
Topics: Learn key terminology for successful leadership and business strategies.
All Work, No Play?
Level: Intermediate-Advanced (B1-C1)
Topics: Learn to discuss work-related tasks, shifts, leave and compensation.
Embrace the Differences
Level: Advanced (C1-C2)
Topics: In this course you’ll learn vocabulary related to equality and human rights. You’ll also rehearse different nationality words.
Art and Culture
Level: Advanced (C1)
Topics: In this course you’ll learn vocabulary related to visual arts, cinema and music. You’ll also get to practise how to express possession in English.
Structure Exercise 3
Level: Advanced (C1)
Topics: Giant Seagrass, Summary: Romeo and Juliet, Speech: No to Racism, No to Fear, Comedy and Shakespeare’s Hamlet, A Letter from a Solicitor, Interview: What the Future Holds, Kenyan Rally Driving, Dota 2 stormed Kyrgyzstan’s state opera house, Elephant Poaching, Air pollution still too high across Europe
Structure Exercise 4
Level: Advanced (C1)
Topics: Chicago, Emma, Fake news is ‘journalistic warfare’, Australian Values, African Music Streaming, Jamaican Protests, Pride 2022, Video Games in New Zealand, Deep Space Images, Lost Shipwreck
Sustainable Development
Level: Advanced (C1)
Topics: In this course you’ll learn vocabulary related to sustainable development, recycling and renewable energies.
Media Literate Minds
Level: Advanced (C1)
Topics: In this course you’ll learn vocabulary related to media and online interaction. You’ll also get to practise word order, adverbs of frequency and the dummy subjects it and there.
Laws and Outlaws
Level: Advanced (C1)
Topics: Learn to use the most important terms related to crime, punishment and other legal topics. You’ll also get to practise modal auxiliary verbs.
Politically Speaking
Level: Advanced (C1)
Topics: This course focuses on politics and the ways citizens can participate in society.
Reading Comprehension 1
Level: Advanced (C1)
Topics: Letters of Complaint, Motivated Misremembering of Selfish Decisions, Recipe for Childhood Memories, Why Good People Turn Bad Online, Words You Did Not Know You Needed, Foreign Languages or Foreign Englishes?
Reading Comprehension 2
Level: Advanced (C1)
Topics: Technology to Accelerate Ecology and Conservation Research, Why Some Robots Are Created Cute, The Blindness of Sentiment, When Sports Are Political, Europe’s Protected Areas, People Are Animals, Too
Listening Comprehension 1
Level: Advanced (C1)
Topics: The Artisan Economy, The Road Not Taken, Movie Tickets for Two, Babysitter Burnout, Announcements, All You Need to Know About Coffee, Pet Turtle
Listening Comprehension 2
Level: Advanced (C1)
Topics: Selling Nostalgia, Plastic Fantastic, Sports News, What Money Can’t Buy, Costume Party, Bitcoin, The Dig
Comprehensive American English
Level: Elementary-Advanced (A1-C1)
Duration: 130-400 hours
Size: 5180 study items
Courses: 75
Source languages: Finnish, German, Norwegian, Swedish
10.99 âŹ/month
All levels are included in the price.A Fresh Start
Level: Elementary (A1-A2)
Topics: Get started by learning to handle basic situations like ordering a coffee or saying hello.
Who Are You?
Level: Elementary (A1-A2)
Topics: Getting to know new people and talking about family will be a bit easier after completing this course.
I’m Hungry
Level: Elementary (A1-A2)
Topics: Hungry to learn basic food vocabulary? Eager to use the verbs be and have? This course is for you!
My Favorite Things
Level: Elementary (A1-A2)
Topics: Learn to talk about the things you love and get to know your new friends better. You’ll also learn about prepositions of time, possessive pronouns and the s-genitive.
In the City
Level: Elementary (A1-A2)
Topics: Feeling a little lost? After this course you’ll be able to find your way in the city. You’ll learn to form questions and to use some prepositions related to moving around.
At the Hotel
Level: Elementary (A1)
Topics: Learn how to get a suitable hotel room and check in at the reception desk. You will also learn to use the structures There is/There are/It is and do more article exercises.
Running Errands
Level: Elementary (A1-A2)
Topics: Find the right places in the city for clearing your to-do list. Learn the ordinal numbers 1st – 10th and some prepositions of place.
Everyday Duties
Level: Elementary (A1-A2)
Topics: Learn to talk about school and work. You’ll also learn to use the pronouns this, that, these and those and to talk about your everyday tasks by using the construction have to.
Smells Good…
Level: Elementary (A1-A2)
Topics: Are you starving but your fridge is empty? It’s time to buy some groceries and get cooking! Learn how to form the imperative, which you’ll often encounter in recipes, and discover some differences regarding countable and uncountable nouns.
Sparkling Clean!
Level: Elementary (A1-A2)
Topics: Time for cleaning! Vocabulary and expressions for talking about household chores. You will also learn more uncountable nouns and some useful expressions of quantity (a few, a little, any, some).
Dinnertime
Level: Elementary (A2)
Topics: Learn to talk about food and handle different situations at a restaurant. You will also learn to make requests using the modal verbs can and could, and to use adverbs to describe how something happens.
Free Time Fun
Level: Elementary (A1-A2)
Topics: Learn to talk about entertainment and culture events, such as films and concerts. In addition, this course teaches you how to use that as a conjunction. You will also practice question words and learn to express opinions using the useful verbs think and prefer.
Score!
Level: Elementary (A1-A2)
Topics: Learn to talk about team sports.
Look Good, Feel Good
Level: Elementary (A1-A2)
Topics: Learn to talk about relaxation, beauty, wellbeing and healthy lifestyle.
Irregular Verbs 1
Level: Elementary (A1-A2)
Topics: Present, Past Simple, Past Participle
Small Talk
Level: Elementary-Intermediate (A2-B1)
Topics: Learn to tell more about yourself and ask about other people. Learn to use the object forms of personal pronouns. You will also learn months.
Out and About
Level: Elementary-Intermediate (A2-B1)
Topics: Learn useful words and expressions needed on a sightseeing tour in the city. In addition, learn to form comparative and superlative forms of adjectives.
Money, Money, Money
Level: Elementary-Intermediate (A2-B1)
Topics: In this course, you will learn to use the present continuous and get to talk about money, shopping and clothes. You’ll also learn irregular nouns.
At the Beach
Level: Elementary-Intermediate (A2-B1)
Topics: Talk about your daily plans with the structure be going to and get ready for an afternoon at the beach!
A Night Out
Level: Elementary-Intermediate (A2-B1)
Topics: Planning a night out? Take this course first! Besides partying, learn to use indefinite pronouns, of-genitive, and the modal verbs shall and should.
Shopping Spree
Level: Elementary-Intermediate (A2-B1)
Topics: Learn more shopping and clothes vocabulary.
Feeling Sick
Level: Elementary-Intermediate (A2-B1)
Topics: Learn to explain your symptoms to the doctor or the pharmacist.
On the Road
Level: Elementary-Intermediate (A2-B1)
Topics: Visit a zoo and go on a road trip.
Connect Yourself
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Explore the wonderful world of the Internet and social media. Revise the simple past tense and learn irregular verb forms.
Travel Preparations
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Need a break? Time to plan and book your next holiday trip! Learn how to talk about the future in English.
Up in the Air
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Learn to manage check-in, security check and boarding with style and confidence. You’ll also learn how to form the comparative and superlative forms of long adjectives and use intensifiers to make adjectives sound stronger.
Find Your Field
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Learn to discuss different jobs, workplaces and academic disciplines. In this course, you’ll also learn to use a few common conjunctions and form the simple past form of some irregular verbs.
Sweater Weather
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Want to avoid awkward, quiet moments in conversations? Learn to talk about the weather! You’ll also learn how to form question tags and rehearse irregular verbs in the present perfect tense.
One Big Family
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Learn to tell about your family and other important relationships. You will also have more exercises on irregular verbs in the simple past tense and the present perfect tense. In addition, you will learn to express past habits using the structures would and used to.
Accidents Happen
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Prepare for possible accidents and emergency situations at work and in your free time. Increase your fluency by learning phrasal verbs and the of-genitive.
Submit Your Application
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Looking for new challenges? On this course, you will learn words and phrases for job hunting and applying for a study programme.
Cheers!
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Go to a bar, eat something and discuss food and drink in general.
Are You Tech Savvy?
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Time to talk about technology! Learn to discuss computers and websites.
Back to Basics
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Learn to talk about studying, such as cramming for exams and using the library.
No Pain No Gain
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Learn to talk about working out and competing in sports, especially in martial arts.
I Want to Entertain You
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Learn to talk about performing arts.
Music on My Mind
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: After this course, you’ll be able to discuss music: instruments, singing and different genres.
Money Matters
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Learn to take care of your personal finances.
You Look Lovely Tonight
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Are you going out on a date and want to make a good impression? This course is for you.
Let’s Talk about Feelings
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Talking about feelings is not easy by any means – especially in a foreign language. Learn to tackle emotional talks!
You’ve Got Email!
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Learn to write appropriate and polite emails.
Have You Heard the News?
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Learn to discuss news and to express your opinions on them.
Into the Wild
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Get ready for a hike in the woods!
A Happy Mind
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Learn to talk about wellbeing and mental health.
Communication at Work
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Learn to communicate politely and effectively in work-related situations.
Compliments and Complaints
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Learn to give and receive feedback and be social with your colleagues.
Geeking Out
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Learn to chat about gaming.
Fashion Is My Passion
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: What’s in and what’s out this season? Learn to talk about the world of fashion.
Arts and Crafts
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Learn to use terms related to handicrafts, painting, and drawing.
Basic Business
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Sound smarter by learning to use sophisticated business terms.
What Traditions Do You Have?
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Learn to discuss traditions and culture.
Phrasal Verbs
Level: Intermediate (B1-B2)
Topics: Phrasal Verbs
Irregular Verbs 2
Level: Elementary-Intermediate (A2-B1)
Topics: Present, Past Simple, Past Participle
Text Exercises
Level: Intermediate (B2)
Topics: Sitting Too Much, On the Road in Germany, The Letter of Introduction, 1910, Dungeons & No Dragons, A Bad American Habit I Kicked in Finland, Sherlock’s Advice, Spicy Bacon Chocolate Bar, Attila the Hun, John Carter Lands on Mars, Universal Declaration of Human Rights, Articles 26-27
Business Trip
Level: Intermediate-Advanced (B1-C1)
Topics: Learn to discuss business trip plans and schedules with your international team.
All Work, No Play?
Level: Intermediate-Advanced (B1-C1)
Topics: Learn to discuss work-related tasks, shifts, leave and compensation.
Expat Life
Level: Intermediate-Advanced (B1-C1)
Topics: Get ready for an assignment abroad. Prepare for culture shock!
Giving a Speech
Level: Advanced (C1-C2)
Topics: Learn how to give an outstanding speech!
Bull and Bear
Level: Advanced (C1-C2)
Topics: After this course, you’ll master conversations related to marketing, sales and finance.
Lead and Succeed
Level: Advanced (C1-C2)
Topics: Learn key terminology for successful leadership and business strategies.
Delicious Delights
Level: Advanced (C1-C2)
Topics: This is the course for foodies! Learn to understand recipes and talk about cooking.
Embrace the Differences
Level: Advanced (C1-C2)
Topics: Learn to discuss prejudices and different cultures.
Can You Feel the Beat?
Level: Advanced (C1-C2)
Topics: Dive into the world of music! Learn to talk about instruments and music theory.
Appreciate Art
Level: Advanced (C1-C2)
Topics: After this course, you’ll be able to participate in conversations related to art and literature.
Take the Stage!
Level: Advanced (C1-C2)
Topics: Learn to talk about performing arts, such as dance, theatre, and circus.
A Penny for Your Thoughts
Level: Advanced (C1-C2)
Topics: Want to impress the locals? Learn to use common expressions.
Coaching from the Couch
Level: Advanced (C1-C2)
Topics: Learn to talk about different sports from athletics to ski jumping.
Exploring the Past
Level: Advanced (C1-C2)
Topics: Learn to talk about history.
Irregular Verbs 3
Level: Intermediate-Advanced (B1-C1)
Topics: Present, Past Simple, Past Participle
Save the Planet!
Level: Advanced (C1-C2)
Topics: Take care of nature! On this course, you’ll learn to discuss environmental issues.
Politically Speaking
Level: Advanced (C1-C2)
Topics: This course focuses on politics and the ways citizens can participate in society.
Media Literate Minds
Level: Advanced (C1-C2)
Topics: Learn to discuss the news, advertising and other media-related topics.
Stand Up for Your Values
Level: Advanced (C1-C2)
Topics: After this course, you’ll be able to discuss social issues.
Laws and Outlaws
Level: Advanced (C1-C2)
Topics: Learn to use the most important terms related to crime, punishment and other legal topics.
Volunteers Wanted
Level: Advanced (C1-C2)
Topics: Learn to talk about charity and volunteering.
How does the WordDive method work?
Use multiple senses to learn real-life vocabulary quickly.
Learning is optimised individually for you.
Learn permanently and use the new language naturally.
How does the WordDive method work?
Use multiple senses to learn real-life vocabulary quickly.
Learning is optimised individually for you.
Learn permanently and use the new language naturally.
Learn English online
Itâs easy to start learning English with WordDive. Complete the courses at your own pace on the internet or using the mobile app.Â
The courses are designed by Finnish teachers and recorded and proofread by native speakers. They include various types of exercises, such as sentence constructions, vocabulary practice and grammar.Â
Studying English with WordDive is efficient, because the method activates your brain in many ways through multiple senses. Youâll see, think, read, write, listen and pronounce.Â
The learning path is clear and easy to follow. WordDive recognises your learning speed and optimises the pace of learning for you individually!
The English language
The English language is a Germanic language that originated in England. Over 400 million people speak it as their first language. In addition, one billion people speak it as a second language.
English is the number one language in science, technology, business, diplomacy, entertainment, the internet and travel. If you want to learn a language that will be useful wherever you go, choose English.
You can never go wrong with studying English. Start now!
Should I learn British or American English?
British English used to be the common standard in education. In recent years, American English has become more prominent, and these days the choice between the two is a matter of taste.
Most words are the same in British and American English, although they are often pronounced slightly differently.
Native English speakers can tell the two language versions apart, but understand both. Elsewhere in the world it doesnât really matter which version you speak.Â
However, it is better to choose either British or American English, because learning just one language version will be easier and you will sound more fluent.
With WordDive, you can learn either version of English. We recommend choosing the one that is more familiar to you or the one you prefer.
Learn English grammar
Learning English grammar is an essential part of learning the language. Understanding grammar will help you on your way to becoming a more proficient user of both spoken and written English.Â
Once you understand the basics of grammar, you will be able to form clear, coherent and understandable sentences, and communicate effortlessly and efficiently in English.
Do you already know English prepositions and irregular verbs? Revise English grammar efficiently on our grammar pages!
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How did we do?
Nea
Using WordDive, I’ve built a comprehensive vocabulary in Swedish and learned how to use it in everyday life. The best things about WordDive are the clear course structure and the guidelines on how to study and proceed in order to achieve the goal. It’s easy to use WordDive alongside studies and work.
Using WordDive, I’ve built a comprehensive vocabulary in Swedish and learned how to use it in everyday life. The best things about WordDive are the clear course structure and the guidelines on how to study and proceed in order to achieve the goal. It’s easy to use WordDive alongside studies and work.
Jussi
I’ve made massive progress with German vocabulary and grammar in a short period of time. You can learn the language in different ways: by writing, listening and with the help of the example posts. The app is very user-friendly and it’s easy to study whenever possible.
I’ve made massive progress with German vocabulary and grammar in a short period of time. You can learn the language in different ways: by writing, listening and with the help of the example posts. The app is very user-friendly and it’s easy to study whenever possible.
Mika
WordDive is one of the best online language courses that I have ever used. I thought I was really bad at languages, but with WordDive I have learned more than 300 study items permanently in a short time. Sometimes I study more than 2 hours per day. Even then it doesn’t feel like I’m spending a long time studying because it’s so fun and rewarding.
WordDive is one of the best online language courses that I have ever used. I thought I was really bad at languages, but with WordDive I have learned more than 300 study items permanently in a short time. Sometimes I study more than 2 hours per day. Even then it doesn’t feel like I’m spending a long time studying because it’s so fun and rewarding.
Seppo
The efficiency is way better than it would be in school. The program tells you when you are making progress or when you are too tired and should take a break. WordDive has become a daily companion for me. I enjoy studying and becoming better. Itâs also nice to notice that you can learn new things even at this age.
The efficiency is way better than it would be in school. The program tells you when you are making progress or when you are too tired and should take a break. WordDive has become a daily companion for me. I enjoy studying and becoming better. Itâs also nice to notice that you can learn new things even at this age.
Aino
WordDive is very addictive, and the words stick to your mind. As a researcher of digitalization, I can say that WordDive is an excellent example of gamification, because in WordDive, the motivation comes from outside the game: improving your language skills. Itâs nice to attend meetings now that I can express myself properly.
WordDive is very addictive, and the words stick to your mind. As a researcher of digitalization, I can say that WordDive is an excellent example of gamification, because in WordDive, the motivation comes from outside the game: improving your language skills. Itâs nice to attend meetings now that I can express myself properly.
