WORK ABROAD
Your professional introduction.
Write three sentences about who you are, your experience, and the work you do. Say them aloud, then add one question you might ask a colleague.
Explore professional preparation →YOUR WEEKLY STUDY ROUTINE
Small steps.
Consistent progress.
Use this adaptable plan alongside your course materials. Start with 20 focused minutes and adjust to your schedule. Check an activity when you finish it; your selections are not saved or sent anywhere.
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PRACTICE THAT HAS A PURPOSE
Bring your goals
into every week.
Use situations you expect to face abroad to make new vocabulary meaningful.
STUDY ABROAD
Explain one clear idea.
Read a short text related to your interests. Summarize the main point in three sentences, then practice asking a question about it.
Plan my study pathway →EVERYDAY CONFIDENCE
Ask. Clarify. Connect.
Practice a greeting, a polite request, and a clarification question. Small interactions make useful daily speaking practice.
Open the practice studio →TRACK WHAT YOU CAN DO
Progress you can
put into words.
Keep a learning journal. Write down a situation you handled and one thing to practice next.
Remember in context.
Keep phrases with a useful example, then revisit them after a day and again after a week. Try to recall before checking the answer.
Repeat with a purpose.
Listen once for the message and again for details. Repeat a short sentence to practice rhythm, then change one part to make it yours.
Notice your next step.
Record a brief introduction today. Repeat it after a week of practice and notice which words or sentences come more easily.
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