Dutch course (syllabus)
Dutch learning plans and audio, exercises, grammar and vocabulary materials for usage during our conversation lessons.
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Structured by CEFR level
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Practical and fun
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6 learning modules per level
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A2
B1
DENTISTRY
NURSING
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Answer common questions during a job interview
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Ask questions about working conditions, schedules, and available positions
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Use expressions to show interest and your ability to adapt
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Identify the documents required to register as a dentist
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Analyze an employment contract
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Understand the registration process with the national dental authority
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Describe your education level
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Describe your workplace and departments
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Explain equipment and orientation in hospitals
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Vocabulary: Departments, hospital furniture and rooms, equipment, work clothing, footwear
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Describe daily tasks, responsibilities, and schedule
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Explain shift work and teamwork
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Describe organization and planning at the hospital
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Vocabulary: Planning and scheduling shifts
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Observe changes in condition and behavior
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Measure and record vital signs correctly
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Report unusual observations to your supervisor
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Vocabulary: Observation language (color, consistency, temperature, amount), vital signs, documentation terms, respiration, pulse, level of awareness
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Read and write short care reports
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Ask questions about a patient’s status
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Use clear and factual reporting language
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Vocabulary: Reporting structures, administrative vocabulary, report language, patient status terminology
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Participate in multidisciplinary meetings
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Give your opinion
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Understand the roles of other professionals
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Vocabulary: job titles and hierarchy in healthcare, roles in multidisciplinary teams
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Guide a professional presentation and take initial X-rays
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Perform a complete oral examination using the examination kit (mirror, probe and forceps)
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Explain to the patient how the consultation will proceed and what to expect during the first appointment
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Learn to name the teeth
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Structures of dental anatomy (teeth and periodontium anatomy)
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Identify teeth by number and name using the FDI
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Explain the process of tooth decay formation
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Identify tooth decay through appropriate clinical diagnosis
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Describe the main steps involved in a dental filling
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Introduce the child to their first appointment at the dental surgery
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Use techniques to reassure the child during the appointment
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Explain the main treatments in paediatric dentistry
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Endodontics and re-endodontics
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Describe the instruments and stages of endodontic treatment
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Inform the patient about the risks, care and follow-up after endodontic treatment
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Explain the differences between conventional cleaning and scaling/root planing
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Instruments and clinical protocol
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Educate the patient on personalised oral hygiene for periodontal maintenance
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Follow hygiene and safety procedures
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Describe infection prevention measures
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Explain your tasks during an epidemic or pandemic
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Vocabulary: hygiene, infection prevention, protective clothing, hand hygiene, cleaning routines, waste separation and recycling in healthcare
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Describe skin condition, wounds, and hygiene
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Identify signs of pressure ulcers (decubitus) and report them
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Vocabulary: Skin condition, wounds, pressure ulcers, risk factors, pressure points, skin assessment terminology
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Recognize conditions like diabetes, COPD, dementia, Parkinson’s
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Adjust care based on symptoms and treatment plans
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Recognize symptoms of left/right heart failure (decompensation) and rheumatic diseases
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Vocabulary: chronic diseases, exacerbation vs. stable condition, heart failure (left/right decompensation), rheumatic diseases
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Ask about daily routines (sleep, eating, mobility)
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Encourage patients to do light exercises
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Provide mobility support
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Vocabulary: Body care, daily routines, body functions, fall prevention
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Recognize symptoms after a stroke or injury
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Describe a rehabilitation plan
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Participate in evaluation meetings
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Support safe repositioning, transfers, and use of mobility aids
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Vocabulary: Rehabilitation, physiotherapy, mobility, assistive devices, stroke symptoms, recovery goals, evaluation language, repositioning, bed mobility, transfer techniques
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Recognize incidents and aggressive behavior
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Report and document them correctly
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Apply de-escalation strategies
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Respond safely to basic emergencies such as hypoglycemia, seizures, allergic reactions, and shock
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Vocabulary: aggression, incident reporting, de-escalation strategies, conflict management, safety terminology, hypo/hyperglycemia, seizure, allergic reaction, shock, AED awareness
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Discuss patient wishes about end-of-life care
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Offer condolences and emotional support
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Respect cultural and religious differences
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Vocabulary: palliative care, hospice, death and religion, emotions, empathy, condolence language
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Explain prescribed and self-care medication
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Give clear dosage instructions
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Read and interpret medication overviews
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Vocabulary: dosage, pharmacology basics, packaging symbols, waste management, administration instructions
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Recognize eating/swallowing problems
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Fill in fluid or feeding lists
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Monitor hydration status and understand basic fluid balance (input/output)
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Vocabulary: healthy diet, aspiration prophylaxis, assistive tools for eating, restrictions, dysphagia vocabulary, fluid balance, intake/output (I/O), dehydration signs, hydration monitoring
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Explain meals and diet options
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Discuss preferences and adapt menus to special needs
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Vocabulary: meals and drinks in care, diabetes-related diet vocabulary, chronic illness nutrition, menu adaptations
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Support urination and defecation (using bedpans, urinals)
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Practice hygienic incontinence care
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Report color, consistency, and amount of urine/stool
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Vocabulary: excretions, urination/defecation, incontinence care, bedpans and urinals, hygiene care, describing color/consistency/amount
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Organize activities with residents
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Holidays and social events
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Participate in small talk and family meetings
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Vocabulary: social events, holidays, small talk vocabulary, family meetings, celebrations
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Describe informal care and family roles
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How to support volunteers
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Fill in home-care documentation
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Vocabulary: family roles, relationships, informal care, volunteer support, home-care documentation
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Indications and procedure for extractions (including third molars)
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Give instructions after extraction to prevent complications.
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Explain the indications for crowns, bridges, inlays (onlay), and ceramic veneers.
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Compare the advantages and disadvantages of materials (zirconia, ceramic-metal, metal) based on area, load, and aesthetics.
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Know the basic instrumentation for preparation, impressions, provisionalization, and cementation in fixed prosthetics.
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Differentiate between removable skeletal, resin and complete dentures, with their indications
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Present the advantages/disadvantages of each option and the criteria for choosing between them
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Teach hygiene and maintenance instructions for removable dentures
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Identify anatomical structures and clinical signs visible in a panoramic radiograph
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Explain the diagnosis and treatment plan to the patient based on their panoramic radiograph
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Propose prosthetic rehabilitation options adapted to the case and the patient
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Common dental emergencies
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Simulate a clinical emergency case with accurate diagnosis and treatment steps
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Recognize symptoms of schizophrenia, psychotic disorders, and severe mental illnesses
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Communicate effectively with clients experiencing hallucinations, delusions, or confusion
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Support clients with intellectual disabilities and neurodevelopmental disorders (e.g., Rett syndrome)
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Vocabulary: schizophrenia, psychosis, hallucinations, delusions, intellectual disability, Rett syndrome, crisis signals
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Apply the Numeric Rating Scale (NRS) and other pain assessment tools, including non-verbal pain indicators
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Describe the WHO classification system and Gordon’s Functional Health Patterns
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Explain Machteld Huber’s “Positive Health” model and the Content–Procedure–Interaction–Subsistence levels
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Use the SBARR method for structured communication
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Vocabulary: NRS, pain assessment tools, WHO system, Gordon’s patterns, Positive Health, SBARR, assessment vocabulary, non-verbal pain indicators
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Identify common medication groups such as beta blockers and explain their effects and risks
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Choose the correct intramuscular (IM) injection site based on age, muscle mass, and safety
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Recognize signs of malnutrition and support clients who struggle with dietary adherence
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Vocabulary: beta blockers, IM injection sites (deltoid, ventrogluteal, vastus lateralis), malnutrition signs, dietary adherence
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Prepare clients for operations, including fasting guidelines, hygiene, and transport
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Support clients emotionally and physically before, during, and after surgery
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Explain the difference between sedation, anesthesia, and palliative sedation
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Vocabulary: preoperative checklist, anesthesia, palliative sedation, sterile field, postoperative care terminology
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Identify the areas of the clinic
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Organise the clinic for operational efficiency and patient experience
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Explain to the patient “who does what” in the dental clinic
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Communication at the chairside and reception (flow and priorities)
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Signals, checklists and rapid feedback to synchronise the team
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Manage messages to patients between the practitioner and the assistant
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Vocabulary for requesting fixed and removable prosthetic work
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Write precise instructions (materials, colour, design, adjustments) for the prosthetist
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Manage the back-and-forth process with the laboratory
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Formal and legal requirements for prescribing
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Indicate the usual medications used in dentistry according to the clinical scenario
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Explain to the patient the dosages and contraindications
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Write a professional letter to a specialist colleague
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Summarize patient history, diagnosis, and reason for referral
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Get to know care institutions and referrals
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Distinguish intramural and extramural care
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Explain outreach and community-based care services
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Vocabulary: care institutions (huisarts, nursing homes), referrals, intra-/extramural care, outreach care, community care, insurance
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Learn to use new hygiene materials and technologies
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Apply ergonomic techniques safely
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Describe preventive nursing actions (falls, thrombosis)
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Vocabulary: care equipment, ergonomic techniques, body care tools, prophylaxis, mobility belts, anti-slip materials
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Communicate with clients from diverse cultures
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Support residents with hearing or memory problems
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Vocabulary: cultural differences, communication styles, hearing/memory problems, supportive communication strategies
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Handle ethical dilemmas in everyday nursing practice
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Apply principles of privacy, autonomy, and respect in patient interactions
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Follow professional norms, values, and legal standards
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Vocabulary: privacy, autonomy, respect, professional norms and values, legal standards, quality of care
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Understand how the national healthcare system works
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How dental procedures are coded and billed within national healthcare systems
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The legal obligations of a registered dentist
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Types of coverage in operational terms
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Public reimbursement models and patient out-of-pocket costs
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The principles of the dental Code of Ethics
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Read and comprehend selected excerpts from the Code of Ethics
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Basic greetings and farewells.
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Starting and ending a conversation.
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Useful phrases to use during class (asking for clarification, repetition, etc.).
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Personal pronouns (ik, jij, hij,...)
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Tell your name and ask for the name of somebody
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Titles and ways of addressing people. (Mister, miss,...)
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Introduce yourself
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The alphabet and pronunciation
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Ask somebody where they are from
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Say your nationality
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Definite and indefinite articles (de, het, een)
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The noun (singular & plural)
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Learn to count
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Numbers from 1-100
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Cardinal numbers
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Introduce and tell about your family.
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Ask someone about their family. (size, structure,...)
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The possessive pronouns (mijn, jouw, zijn,...)
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Asking somebody's age
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Say how old you are and when your birthday is
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Question words (hoe, hoeveel, waar, wanneer)
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Describe your profession
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Ask somebody's profession
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Talk about studies
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Question words (wie, wat, welk(e))
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Asking for and giving contact details.
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Tell and ask for addresses.
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Present simple tense: regular verbs
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Main clauses and yes/no questions
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Learn the parts of the day.
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Learn the names of the 7 days of the week
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Describe your weekly activities.
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Prepositions of time (in, om, op, voor,...)
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Talk about the weather
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Basic weather vocabulary
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Impersonal verbs
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Learn the ordinal numbers.
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Ordinal numbers
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Learn the seasons and months.
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Describe the weather in each season and month.
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Advanced: tell what you do in what month of the year.
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Future tense with 'gaan'
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Ask and tell the time
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Read the clock
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How do you tell the time?
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The basic dates and holidays
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How do you formulate the date?
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Name the food that we consume daily.
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Tell what you eat and drink.
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Coordinating conjunctions (en, maar, of, want)
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Talk about your daily routine.
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Talk about habits.
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Reflexive verbs (zich wassen, zich scheren)
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Basic ingredients for cooking
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Expressing obligations
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Modal verbs (moeten, kunnen, mogen)
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Ask and answer questions.
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Learn the question words.
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The pronunciation of ui, ou, eu, oe
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Talk about money, currencies and payment methods.
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Ask for and say the price in a shop.
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Adverbs of quantity (veel, weinig, genoeg, ...)
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Write a grocery list for daily food and drinks.
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Ask a shop assistant about a product in the supermarket.
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Pronunciation of 'e', 'ee' and 'e'
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Describe everyday clothing.
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Ask for availability in a clothing shop.
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Ask for your size.
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Personal pronouns: object (mij, jou, hem,...)
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Get to know the basic body parts.
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Basic phrases to describe your health.
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Frequently used irregular verbs
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Describe people's physical appearance
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Use adjectives to describe people.
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Adjectives
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Describe the colours of common objects.
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Expressing preferences and dislikes
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Express your basic emotions.
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Describe the emotions of others.
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Prepositions Om, door, aan, naar, met,...
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Describe taste, smell, sight, sound and touch
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Compare things
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Degrees of comparison
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Describe forms and shapes.
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Describe basic objects.
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Express preferences.
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Demonstrative pronouns (deze, die, dit, dat)
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Learn to describe the character of people.
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Talk about personalities.
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Negation
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Express what you need.
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Tell how your body feels.
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Diminutives
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Express sickness and pain.
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Express your medical condition at the doctor's office.
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Adverbs Anders, graag, zo, heel,...
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Describe all the rooms and floors of a house.
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Understand a house rental or sales ad.
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Use of 'er' and 'daar'
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Describe the furniture in your house.
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Pronunciation of "sch", "ch", "g"
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Setting up the table to receive guests.
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Prepositions of place (aan, in, onder,...)
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Learn the names of common household and electrical appliances.
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Daily situations with common household devices.
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Indefinite pronouns (ieder, elk, alles, wat, wie, allemaal)
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Learn the different types of accommodations.
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Contact a landlord or agency to rent a house.
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Connecting sentences with dus, omdat, want, ook
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Learn the names of common plants and flowers in the house and in the garden.
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Talk about plant care and routines at your home or office.
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To be doing + infinitive
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Learn the basic animals (pets).
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Describe the routines, daily care and food of your pet.
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Pronunciation of 'ij' and 'ei'
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Describe the location of services on a map.
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Ask for the opening hours of a certain service.
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The past participle with hebben/zijn
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Ask food from the menu.
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Reserve a table in a restaurant.
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Past participles as adjectives
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Learn the sports
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Talk about the sports you practice
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Adverbs of frequency (soms, vaak, nooit, ...)
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Talk about your hobbies
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Describe activities that you enjoy
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Adverbs of time (nu, dan, morgen...)
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Describe the different types of transportation.
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Buy a transport ticket.
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Describe transportation between places.
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Prepositions of direction (door, langs, naar, ...)
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Ask for directions in a city
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Giving directions to a stranger
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Ask for the existence of a building or service.
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Imperative mood
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Make plans with your friends for the Friday evening.
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Invite somebody for an event.
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Use of zullen (suggestion, promise, probability)
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Talk about culture events in the city.
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Go to the museum, an exposition, musical,...
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Words with a diaeresis
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Describe different types of holidays and activities.
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Discuss the modes of transportation used to reach your travel destination
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Know common holiday destinations in your guest country.
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Verbs with '(om) te', 'laten' and 'aan het'
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Name and describe common items ti pack and suitcase types.
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Packing a suitcase for a business trip.
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Navigate baggage rules and restrictions at the airport.
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When not to use an article
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Book and reserve a room - by phone, email and online.
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Know common hotel and room types.
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Irregular comparisons
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The check-in process for your flight: at the airport and online.
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Ask for information on flight schedules and terminals.
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Going through security and understanding safety instructions.
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General sentence structure
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prepositional phrase
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Rent a car, bike or scooter.
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Manage your car insurance and deposit.
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Pick up and return your transportation.
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Difference between heel, zeer and veel
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Do your hotel check-in and check-out.
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Request changes or extra services during your stay.
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Report any issues related to your stay at the reception.
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the indirect object
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Common activities during a city trip.
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Asking information at the tourist office.
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Know practical survival phrases as a tourist to navigate in the city.
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Past participle: strong and weak verbs
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Report stolen or lost items at the police station.
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Asking for help with documents at the embassy or consulate.
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Contact emergency services.
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Irregular past participles
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Navigate social security, working permits and paperwork.
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Know your obligations and paperwork in the country.
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Past simple tense: regular verbs
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Discuss a news you saw on television or heard on the radio.
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Time expressions for recent events.
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Get to know the popular media stations in your host country.
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Past tense: regular verbs with vowel change
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Know the names of emergency services of your new country.
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Calling and advising about emergency situations.
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Simple past tense: strong verbs
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Learn about the country's education system.
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Talk about your time at school and childhood memories.
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Past simple tense: irregular verbs
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Open a bank account.
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Make online purchases and be familiar with common payment methods.
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Get to know the biggest banks of the country.
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Expressing wishes with the imperfect tense
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Talk about your university study or goals.
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Know vocabulary about higher education.
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Know the higher education system and institutions of your new country.
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Time indications with onvoltooid verleden tijd (gisteren, vorige week)
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Get to know the basic government institutions of the country.
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Elections and voting.
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Present perfect or simple past?
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Buy (online) tickets for a festival, concert, musical,...
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Talk about musical instruments and your favorite genre.
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Know common festivals in your new country.
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Future tense (zullen, gaan)
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Invite and receive your friends at home.
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Organize a dinner party, game night, or other activity.
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Know common evening activities in your new country.
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the real condition
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Talk about the village and the countryside.
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Learn the names of the farm animals.
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Learn about the most known rural regions of your host country.
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Compound nouns
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Indefinite numerals (veel, weinig, wat, ...)
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Going on camping and activities to do in the nature.
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Navigate using a map or GPS.
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Know common regions to go camping in your new country.
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Reciprocal pronoun (elkaar, elkaars)
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Describe different landscapes and animals.
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Organize a family activity at an attraction park.
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Learn about famous zoos or wildlife areas in your host country
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Indefinite pronouns (such as iemand, niemand, alles)
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Independent use of demonstrative pronouns
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Invites friends and relatives for a hike or small walk.
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Vocabulary on landscapes and hiking.
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Get to know famous hiking areas of your host country.
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Sentence structure: inversion
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Talk about hygiene products and routines.
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Explain what hygiene products you want in the shop.
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Time expressions: before, after, if, when
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Search and find private classes.
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Enrol in a local academy of your interest.
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Plural of noun
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Ask for a specific menu.
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Order take-away meals.
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Exceptions in the plural
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Talk about your diet and (un)healthy habits.
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Plan your weekly menu.
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Relative pronouns (die, dat, wat, wie)
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Discuss your daily transportation.
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Discuss various types of transportation.
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Adjective with or without -e
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Talk about your favourite outfit.
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Describe your outfit and fashion.
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Strong verbs: simple past tense and past participle
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Talk about the benefits of exercising and sports
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Talk about your daily exercise routines
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Time expressions (deze week, een tijd geleden, ...)
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Discuss an advertisement for a house or apartment that you just saw.
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Discuss to buy a new house or apartment.
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imperfect future tense
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Talk about a book, fairy tale, or poem you have read.
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Ask for a book or author in the library.
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Borrowing books and registering as a new library member.
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the unreal conditional
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Talk about your bucket list and future plans
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Giving advice
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Talk about plans and ambitions for the future
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Talk about your relationships and family plans
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Wishes, politeness and suggestions with onvoltooid verleden toekomende tijd
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Discuss plans for starting a business.
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Talk about daily bookkeeping responsibilities.
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Adverbs: binnenkort, pas, misschien, graag, anders
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Talk about activities and lifestyle changes after you retire.
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Talk about ongoing actions in the future.
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coordinating and subordinating conjunctions
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Know the names of local services and shops.
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Discuss what you find in the shopping center.
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Prepositions binnen, rond, tegen, vanuit
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Send and receive messages.
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Email and internet.
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Interrogative pronouns (wie, wat, welk(e))
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Create and send your curriculum.
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Use job portals to search for a job.
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Separable verbs
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Performing a job interview
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Indirect object
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Interrogative sentence
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Vocabulary about teams and roles
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Giving orders with indirect object
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Word order in the imperative
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Learn basic debating vocabulary
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Express agreement and disagreement
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Expressing agreement and disagreement
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Express your opinion
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Learn basic phrases to discuss viewpoints
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giving your opinion
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Vocabulary on organisational hierarchy
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Giving orders
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Indirect speech
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Daily office vocabulary
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Remote work vocabulary
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Passive sentences
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Attend a new client by phone.
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Make informal phone calls with friends and family.
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Expressions to use while being on the phone.
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Master phone related vocabulary.
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Learn vocabulary about mails and letters
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Write clear and professional messages for formal and informal situations
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Handle professionally conflict at work
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Express your wellbeing and illbeing in a professional context
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Make a complaint or claim a warranty for a product
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Ask for delivery or tracking information about a parcel
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Place an order online, return or exchange a damaged or unwanted item
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Attend a new client or prospect
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Make a price quote and project proposal
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Organize a sales meeting
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Talk about streaming music and podcasts
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Talk about what series or music you like / not like
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Basic usage of the web and the Internet
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Get and compare Internet, Wi-Fi, and mobile data plans
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Talk about your phone plan and digital services
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Debate news articles
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Discuss different news sections
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Understand common celebrations, holidays, and social traditions
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Organize and talk about most parties
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Organize and plan parties or family gatherings
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Discuss romantic plans, dates, and relationships
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Discuss long term friendships
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Talk about the movie you saw
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Describing the plot of a film or a book
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Make movie plans
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Discuss about what you saw at the theatre
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Get to know important actors and poets in your host country
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Plan an evening out to a cultural event
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Discuss about what you saw at the museum
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Get to know important painters and architects of your host country
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Organizing a museum visit and telling about a local artwork
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Describe different types of holidays and travel experiences
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Organize a trip with family or friends
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Transportation options and travel arrangements
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Describe what you do in your free time
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Common hobbies and activities to do during the weekend
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Join a new hobby club
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Follow and give detailed cooking instructions and recipes
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Vocabulary related to ingredients, utensils, and cooking techniques
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Learn to express advanced tastes
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Understand an advanced menu card
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Learn the body parts and organs
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How to take care of your body
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Use your medical insurance
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Contract a private health insurance
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Know the health system of your host country
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Discussing symptoms with your pharmacist
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Read the prescription from your doctor
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Talk about the nutrients and components of foods
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Talk about your daily food diet
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Talk about body pains and first aid
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Talk about common injuries at the emergencies
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Learn vocabulary about beign pregnant
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Attend a doctor's appointment during pregnancy
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Talk with your hairdresser or makeup artist during a beauty appointment
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Describe the look, hairstyle, or makeup style you want
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Book, confirm, or reschedule an appointment at a salon or beauty studio
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Know school options for your family
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Know the different school types of your host country
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Most common administrative school procedures
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Talk about an exam you did or will do
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Discuss your grades and results
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alk about different exam types
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Know how to write a cv
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Go at the employment office
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Write or request to your old boss a reference letter
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Advanced talking about job positions
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Publish a job post
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Read working contracts
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Type of contracts
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Manage unemployment and lay offs
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Request time off orally and in writing
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Explain reasons for requesting time off (personal, medical, family, etc.).
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Expressions related to holidays, work schedules, and leave requests.
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Be able to express yourself when searching a new place to live
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Most common monthly bills in the house
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Talk about moving to your new place
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Describe your home and its decoration in detail
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Talk about preferences about different decoration styles
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Explain changes made to your home
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Advanced house cleaning routines
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Electronic devices for cleaning
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Contracting a cleaning service
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Call for help in case of emergency
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Home protection services and alarms
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Handling family problems
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How social services work
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Childcare and care for the elderly
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Manage personal investments
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Taxes in the host country
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How to use online banking and manage payments
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Talk about your family situation
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Talk about different relationship types
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Arrange your civil state (registering at the city hall or signing forms at the notary)
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Advanced personality traits
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How personality influences teamwork
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Advanced job titles
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Organigram and task divisions
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Leadership and hierarchy
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Daily transport to work
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Discuss company policies and car alternatives
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Discuss leasing transportation
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Communicate between departments about laboratory work and experiments
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Follow basic laboratory methods and procedures
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Explore the government and law in the host country
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Deal with legal obstacles and get subsidies
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Talk to local authorities
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Price negotations
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Currency exchange rates / tariffs
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Contracts vocabulary
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Talk about environmental legislation
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Talk about the daily environment and health
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Vocabulary for conferences and public speaking
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Present yourself and meet at networking events
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Attend a conference
