WorldWise Learning 30-second film

English Practice Systems

Structured speaking practice, built on your curriculum.

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Spoken in English. Subtitles in 11 languages.

Made with Google Vids: AI-generated video and AI voice. Scenes are illustrative of the service; they are not real classes or clients.

How the system works

Matched to your syllabus

Speaking, listening and role-play activities, with academic and workplace scenarios built on your course objectives.

Feedback on your rubrics

Formative feedback linked to the rubrics your lecturers already use. Practice is not a certification or a score prediction.

Lecturers in charge

Lecturers review feedback and stay in charge of assessment. Teacher guides support structured practice.

What a pilot produces

How to start

  1. Send a short enquiry.
  2. We agree one course task and the evidence for a scoped pilot.
  3. You receive a written proposal.
  4. The pilot runs; expand only if the agreed criteria are met.

Starts with a scoped pilot, agreed in a written proposal.

Plan an English practice pilot Read the service page

About this film

A 30-second film showing how WorldWise Learning's English Practice Systems work: speaking, listening and role-play matched to your syllabus, feedback on your own rubrics, and lecturers in charge of assessment.

Transcript

  1. Your students need far more speaking practice than class time allows.
  2. WorldWise English Practice Systems give them structured practice, built on your curriculum.
  3. Students speak, listen and role-play scenarios matched to your syllabus,
  4. and get feedback on the rubrics your lecturers already use.
  5. Your lecturers stay in charge of assessment. Start with one course and a scoped pilot.
  6. Let's plan your English practice pilot.