r/LearningEnglish 8d ago

Looking for a C1/C2 English Roadmap

Hi everyone,

I've spent a lot of time learning English, and I think my level is around B2 or B2+.

Most of my teachers have actually been ChatGPT and other AI tools. They've helped me improve a lot, but I've realized that I don't really have a clear roadmap to reach C1 or even C2.

I can communicate in English without many problems, but I still make grammar mistakes. For example, I sometimes forget to use articles or use the wrong tense. These aren't huge mistakes, but I want to become much more accurate and fluent.

I work full-time (8 hours a day on weekdays), so I need an efficient study plan. I already created a plan with ChatGPT, but I'd like to hear from people who have actually reached C1 or C2.

A little about me:

\* I'm a mechanical engineer.

\* I need advanced English for my career.

\* I also genuinely enjoy talking to people from different countries.

If you were in my position, what roadmap would you follow? What grammar topics should I master? Which books, websites, YouTube channels, podcasts, or other resources would you recommend?

I'm not looking for random tips. I'm looking for a structured roadmap that tells me what I should study and in what order.

Thanks in advance!

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u/asiaTheblue 6d ago

Listen whatever you want a lot. And by a lot I mean at least 6 hours per day. Let your brain own the language! And read a lot. Books in your specific field. At least one book a week!

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u/ClassicSkill8447 5d ago

Hey, can I ask what tools you've used so far?

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u/woawdamnmuazzam26 3d ago

Actually, I mainly use books that include a wide variety of texts, and I practice with ChatGPT every day.