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agriculture & rural development

children & youth

cities, urban & regional development

data, digital & technology

education & capacity building

energy, climate change & the environment

employment, trade and the economy

food safety & security

fragility, crisis situations & resilience

gender, inequality & inclusion

language & culture

law, justice, fundamental and human rights, & democracy

maritime & fisheries

migration & integration

nutrition, health & wellbeing

public sector leadership, innovation & knowledge sharing

transport & infrastructure

English for mechanics and electromechanics

A few hours

Intermediate

7 Sections

Use these learning materials (level A2 & B1) to:

prepare for your professional experience
get ready for your new job
grow your professional vocabulary
practise important interactions in the workplace
understand how to maximise your time both in the workplace and on this platform

We recommend that you complete one or two sections per week!

Start by watching this video for useful tips on how to learn more about your host country.

How much do you know about your industry? Complete the activities below to find out.

7 fun facts about your industry in Europe.

Useful vocabulary for your industry.

Test your vocabulary!

A woman smiling.

Are you getting ready to start your internship abroad? Check out these activities!

What will we talk about?

Let me go through my checklist.

I’ve just arrived.

A woman on her way to work.

Prepare for your first day at work with these activities.

First things first!

My first day at work: part 1

My first day at work: part 2

Three coworkers chatting together in the office break room.

Do you want to know how to communicate in your future workplace abroad?

Let me tell you about myself!

Providing information

Giving directions

Let me tell you about my routine!

Let me show you how it’s done!

A woman sitting with her laptop open in front of her.

Knowing how to read and write emails is an essential skill in the workplace. Here are a few activities to help you with that

Let me check my inbox!

A man at his desk, holding a pen and ready to write something down.

Keeping a journal or a blog is a great way to practice writing in your new language!

As a young professional, it’s important to be strategic when learning a new language. Watch this video to find out what being strategic means and how you can do it!

Let’s review that!

Let’s put it to practice!

Modules

Welcome to your course!

Completed

I know all about my industry!

My first week

Completed

Let’s get to work!

Completed

Let’s chat!

Completed

I sent you an email!

Completed

Let me put that in my logbook.

Not started

Strategise!

Completed

Interactions

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