There’s no fixed timeline for learning English — it depends on your current level, study time, and how often you use English in daily life.

Here are some key factors:

1. Starting Level: Beginners need more time than intermediate learners.
   
2. Study Hours: The more hours you study each week, the faster you progress.
   
3. Practice Outside Class: Using English daily — in conversation, media, and reading — helps you improve much faster.
   

On average, according to the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR), reaching an advanced or “near-perfect” level (C2) from beginner level (A1) can take 2 to 3 years of consistent study (about 10–15 hours per week).

Tips for faster progress:

1. Speak English as much as possible outside class
   
2. Study regularly — consistency is key
   
3. Ask for teacher feedback
   
4. Don’t fear mistakes — they help you learn
   

Remember: learning English is a journey. Focus on steady progress and real-world communication, not perfection.