How often should I study English to improve faster?

If you’re wondering how often to study English, the simple answer is: a little, every day.

You don’t need to spend hours with a grammar book to make progress. In fact, many of our students tell us they learn more when English becomes a natural part of their daily routine — not just something they do in the classroom.

💬 Why daily practice works better than weekly study

When you study once a week, it’s easy to forget what you’ve learned before your next session.

But when you engage with English every day, even for 10 minutes, your brain stays connected to the language.

As the saying goes, “use it or lose it.”

Whether you’re waiting for your next course or between lessons, keeping English active in your life helps build fluency, confidence and memory.

✅ Small daily actions that help you stay in touch with English

Here are some easy, effective ways to make English part of your day.

🎯 Real English, real situations

At ECS Scotland, we believe English isn’t something you memorise — it’s something you use.

That’s why our General English and Communication at Work courses include social and practical tasks, so you can practise your English in meaningful, real-life situations.

Whether you’re planning a short study trip to Edinburgh or looking for ways to stay connected at home, these small habits can keep your English active and alive.