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WordMine 2 Vocabulary A1 is designed for learners at A1 level who want to improve their range and control of new vocabulary. The course will help students master hundreds of new words in context.
Level: CEFR A1
Hours of Content: Approx 20 hours – 400 words to learn
Subject Areas: General English

About Wordmine

WordMine offers a flexible, effective way to increase English vocabulary in just 15 minutes a day. The course uses adaptive learning technology to help students focus on words they don’t know, and tracks their knowledge of meaning, written form and spoken form.

WordMine is an ideal supplement to any learning programme and offers vocabulary enrichment in a general English context.

The Wordmine System

WordMine employs a spaced repetition learning system to introduce new vocabulary and provide repeated and varied practice of words in the study cycle ensuring long-term retention.

The course is designed to allow students to learn at their own pace. Lesson blocks can be started and interrupted at any point, and students can then pick up where they left off.

WordMine offers:

  • A unique, adaptive learning system that introduces new words, repeats and recycles items in training, and banks vocabulary that has been mastered.
  • A wide range of exercise types to practice meaning, spelling and pronunciation of new words.
  • A ‘My Words’ section with in-depth information about key words.
  • A reference section for more in-depth coverage of vocabulary and tips and strategies for remembering new words.

The structure of WordMine allows students to study at their own pace, take a break, and simply pick up where they left off.

  • General English vocabulary already selected at A1 level
  • Students are presented with new words and begin to create a bank of vocabulary items to learn.
  • New words are practiced in a variety of ways, covering meaning, written forms, and spoken forms.
  • Students can view training results to monitor their progress.