Аграрне виробництво і розвиток сільської місцевості
діти та молодь
міста, міський і регіональний розвиток
дані, діджиталізація та новітні технології
освіта та розвиток потенціалу
енергетика, зміна клімату та довкілля
працевлаштування, комерційна діяльність та економіка
безпечність харчових продуктів та продовольча безпека
нестабільність, кризові ситуації та стійкість
гендер, нерівність та інклюзія
мова та культура
право, справедливість, основні права та права людини та демократія
морське судноплавство та рибальство
міграція та інтеграція
харчування, здоров'я та добробут
лідерство в державному секторі, інновації та обмін знаннями
Транспорт та інфраструктура
Аграрне виробництво і розвиток сільської місцевості
діти та молодь
міста, міський і регіональний розвиток
дані, діджиталізація та новітні технології
освіта та розвиток потенціалу
енергетика, зміна клімату та довкілля
працевлаштування, комерційна діяльність та економіка
безпечність харчових продуктів та продовольча безпека
нестабільність, кризові ситуації та стійкість
гендер, нерівність та інклюзія
мова та культура
право, справедливість, основні права та права людини та демократія
морське судноплавство та рибальство
міграція та інтеграція
харчування, здоров'я та добробут
лідерство в державному секторі, інновації та обмін знаннями
Транспорт та інфраструктура
This is your first day in the host country. You settle into your flat share, introduce yourself to your flatmates, and share on the whatsapp group.
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On your first day in the flat, you get to know each other, say your name, your nationality, your language, and job.
Start LearningOkay folks, now it's your time to shine! Put into practice what you learned by presenting yourself to the members of the OLS Community in our forums. It is a good way to meet other learners and receive support from our community managers!
| Present yourself on this forum thread and meet new people! |
On your first day in the flat, you get to know each other and talk about your family and other people you know and say how old you are.
Start Learning
You have an appointment with people you have not yet met for group work, a trip to the cinema, a walk or a football match. You ask friends to send you a whatsapp message describing these people to you so you can recognise them. You describe yourself so they can recognise you.
Start Learning
There’s nothing better than learning or revising while having fun!
Challenge your skills with our interactive games and boost your vocabulary.
You come back to the flat at the end of your day and talk about how you are with your flatmates. You exchange a few thoughts and feelings.
Start Learning
You've been late and tired for days because your housemates are hogging the shower. You get together and make a bathroom schedule to suit everyone's timetable.
Start Learning
There's a spare room in your flat-share, so you're looking for a new flatmate. You put an advert with a questionnaire (including interests and a photo) for people to fill in on a shared flat property search site. You look at who has responded and the people's answers and present the profiles that have caught your eye.
Start Learning
You fill in a form on a website or an application (Erasmus+ app) that organises cultural meetings and activities (between locals and young people). You describe why you want to take part in these cultural activities and describe what you are looking for on the website.
Start Learning
Your housemate wants to spend the day with you. You describe your schedule to find a time that suits you both.
Start Learning
You don't feel well and go to your local medical centre. You describe what's wrong with you. After your consultation, you go to pay and make an appointment with another specialist (the dentist).
Start Learning
You've just arrived in town and you ask a friend what to do in the area and which shops you should know.
Start Learning
You prepare an itinerary for your friends who are coming to visit you in your city. You describe the means of transport and the stops to get there.
Start Learning
You and your flatmate are organising a dinner party with a few friends. With your flatmate, you draw up a shopping list to buy the ingredients for your recipe.
Start Learning
You leave a message on a messaging app for your friend to give her the recipe for the cake you made at the last dinner party you invited her to.
Start Learning
You're invited to a party but you have nothing to wear. You go shopping with a friend and explain what you're looking for. You make a choice.
Start Learning
A friend tells you that they are moving house and are looking for a new place to live. As one of your flatmates is leaving, you offer to let her move in with you and describe your home to her. You talk about how you are going to decorate the living room.
Start Learning
You have been invited to your friends' house-warming party. You want to give them a decorative gift. You go to a homeware store, ask for information about decorative items, choose and buy.
Start Learning
It's Sunday! You're going to get brunch with a friend in a coffee shop. You look at the options on the menu and order.
Start Learning
You have received two invitations and an announcement. You respond to the invitations by accepting or declining, and congratulate your friends on the good news.
Start Learning
This final test will allow you to assess your progress in the target language. All questions come from the modules of the course.
The test is composed of 3 different parts:
Vocabulary
Functions (Language in Practice)
Grammar
You have 20 minutes to complete the test.
More important than the final grade, we encourage you to pay attention to the feedback provided at the end of the exam in order to optimise your learning.
You need to achieve a minimum of 60% in order to obtain a certificate. If you succeed, the certificate will be available in your "achievement" block on your dashboard.
This is your first day in the host country. You settle into your flat share, introduce yourself to your flatmates, and share on the whatsapp group.
Start LearningWhen you start to learn a language, you need to be able to recognise it by its sounds (how it is spoken) and by its letters (how it is written). Let's start by looking at the names of the letters and some of the sounds.
On your first day in the flat, you get to know each other, say your name, your nationality, your language, and job.
Start LearningOkay folks, now it's your time to shine! Put into practice what you learned by presenting yourself to the members of the OLS Community in our forums. It is a good way to meet other learners and receive support from our community managers!
| Present yourself on this forum thread and meet new people! |
On your first day in the flat, you get to know each other and talk about your family and other people you know and say how old you are.
Start Learning
You have an appointment with people you have not yet met for group work, a trip to the cinema, a walk or a football match. You ask friends to send you a whatsapp message describing these people to you so you can recognise them. You describe yourself so they can recognise you.
Start Learning
There’s nothing better than learning or revising while having fun!
Challenge your skills with our interactive games and boost your vocabulary.
You come back to the flat at the end of your day and talk about how you are with your flatmates. You exchange a few thoughts and feelings.
Start Learning
You've been late and tired for days because your housemates are hogging the shower. You get together and make a bathroom schedule to suit everyone's timetable.
Start Learning
There's a spare room in your flat-share, so you're looking for a new flatmate. You put an advert with a questionnaire (including interests and a photo) for people to fill in on a shared flat property search site. You look at who has responded and the people's answers and present the profiles that have caught your eye.
Start Learning
You fill in a form on a website or an application (Erasmus+ app) that organises cultural meetings and activities (between locals and young people). You describe why you want to take part in these cultural activities and describe what you are looking for on the website.
Start Learning
Your housemate wants to spend the day with you. You describe your schedule to find a time that suits you both.
Start Learning
You don't feel well and go to your local medical centre. You describe what's wrong with you. After your consultation, you go to pay and make an appointment with another specialist (the dentist).
Start Learning
You've just arrived in town and you ask a friend what to do in the area and which shops you should know.
Start Learning
You prepare an itinerary for your friends who are coming to visit you in your city. You describe the means of transport and the stops to get there.
Start Learning
You and your flatmate are organising a dinner party with a few friends. With your flatmate, you draw up a shopping list to buy the ingredients for your recipe.
Start Learning
You leave a message on a messaging app for your friend to give her the recipe for the cake you made at the last dinner party you invited her to.
Start Learning
You're invited to a party but you have nothing to wear. You go shopping with a friend and explain what you're looking for. You make a choice.
Start Learning
A friend tells you that they are moving house and are looking for a new place to live. As one of your flatmates is leaving, you offer to let her move in with you and describe your home to her. You talk about how you are going to decorate the living room.
Start Learning
You have been invited to your friends' house-warming party. You want to give them a decorative gift. You go to a homeware store, ask for information about decorative items, choose and buy.
Start Learning
It's Sunday! You're going to get brunch with a friend in a coffee shop. You look at the options on the menu and order.
Start Learning
You have received two invitations and an announcement. You respond to the invitations by accepting or declining, and congratulate your friends on the good news.
Start Learning
This final test will allow you to assess your progress in the target language. All questions come from the modules of the course.
The test is composed of 3 different parts:
Vocabulary
Functions (Language in Practice)
Grammar
You have 20 minutes to complete the test.
More important than the final grade, we encourage you to pay attention to the feedback provided at the end of the exam in order to optimise your learning.
You need to achieve a minimum of 60% in order to obtain a certificate. If you succeed, the certificate will be available in your "achievement" block on your dashboard.
