Online K12 material

Fun online material for the K12 market

4 – 7 year olds

English for Very Young Learners

  • Ideal for 4 – 7 year olds
  • Fun, engaging interactive material
  • Songs, games and puppet videos
  • Printable worksheets available
  • Shortlisted for the ELTons awards

 

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8 – 12 year olds

English for Kids

  • Ideal for 8 – 12 year olds
  • Level A1
  • 160 fun, interactive activities per course
  • Songs, games and stories

 

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12 – 15 year olds

  • Fun and engaging materials
  • Extremely interactive
  • Stimulating content

English for Teens

  • Ideal for 12 – 14 year olds
  • Level A2
  • 160 engaging, interactive activities per course
  • Animations, videos and games
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Practice materials

 

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A digital classroom

16 – 18 year olds

General English

  • Over 1,000 hours of General English interactive study material
  • Effective assessment of current level of English
  • 8 levels of interactive self-study material from A1 to C2 level on the Common European Framework
  • A clear course structure which efficiently covers all the aspects required to improve language competencies and improve performance
  • Wide variety of speech recognition exercises in all units
  • Rewarding and motivating tasks and exercises with clear indicators of improvement
  • Each level contains between 100 and 130 hours of study material
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Business English

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English for International Tourism

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IELTS Preparation Course material

Preparation course and practice test

  • Introduction to the different components of the [academic] or [[general training]] versions of the IELTS exam
  • Exam technique
  • Preparation for the Listening test
  • Preparation for the Reading test
  • Preparation for the Speaking test
  • Preparation for the Writing test
  • Access to a complete IELTS practice test
  • Band score for the 4 tests and overall band score for the exam
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Speaking Test preparation course

  • Introduction to the different components of the speaking paper of the IELTS exam (both Academic and General Training)
  • Exam technique
  • Preparation for the Speaking test
  • Access to sample videos in each unit
  • 10 units of material
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Writing Test preparation course

  • Introduction to the different components of the writing paper of the academic version of the IELTS exam
  • Exam technique
  • Preparation for the Writing test
  • Access to sample texts in each unit
  • 10 units of material
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Applying for a Job

Lower Intermediate (B1)

Describing jobs
Learn useful vocabulary to describe different jobs, responsibilities and requirements.

Job advertisements
Read different job advertisements, and practise more useful language to describe positions and job requirements.

A CV and cover letter
Study useful language, and practise writing an email cover letter.

Arranging an interview
Study and practise language used to arrange and have a job training interview.

Preparing for an interview
Practise ways of talking about the recent past and experiences, and prepare to answer interview questions.

During the interview
Watch a video of a job interview, and then study and practise effective ways of answering typical interview questions.

Test
In this part you can test what you know about the topic.

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Upper Intermediate (B2)

Job application tips
Learn useful work and career vocabulary, read tips on applying for a job, and study common phrases to use when you are applying for a job.

Job types and describing your background
Learn useful vocabulary used in job descriptions, and practise describing your background.

Job advertisements and descriptions
Read different job advertisements, and practise more useful language to describe positions, requirements and responsibilities.

Writing a résumé cover letter
Study useful language, and practise organising and writing a résumé cover letter.

Interview questions and answers
Read interview tips, study model answers to common interview questions, watch a video of part of an interview, and practise your pronunciation.

During and after the interview
Practise questions to ask during an interview, read tips on what to do after an interview, practise pronunciation, and review what you have studied in this module.

Test
In this part you can test what you know about the topic.

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Banking and Finance

Lower Intermediate (B1)

In a bank
Practise banking vocabulary, and watch a video.

The history of inflation
Read an article about the history of inflation, and practise describing changes.

Changing currency
Listen to a conversation in a bank, and practise numbers and currency words.

Euro accounts
Read part of a business article about euro accounts, and practise more useful vocabulary.

Banking in shops
Read a newspaper article about banking in supermarkets, and practise expressing ability.

Phoning a customer
Practise making a phone call to a customer.

Test
In this part you can test what you know about the topic.

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Upper Intermediate (B2)

Banking tasks
Learn useful banking vocabulary and study expressions with get.

Customer services
Practise language associated with contacting a bank customer about an overdrawn credit card account.

Home loans
Study language associated with home loans and obligation.

Banking channels
Practise describing different banking channels, read an article on mobile banking, and study -ing forms and sentences using not only.

Muslim banking in Britain
Study useful vocabulary describing banking conventions and practices, and read an article about Muslim banking in Britain.

Dealing with a credit card emergency
Read a travel forum about credit card issues, and practise apologising and responding to an urgent call from a bank customer.

Test
In this part you can test what you know about the topic.

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Dealing with the Public

Lower Intermediate (B1)

Welcoming and introductions
Practise greetings and introductions, watch videos of different situations, and study and practise language of asking for and giving help.

Explaining where to go and what to do
Practise language to describe a bureaucratic procedure, and practise explaining where to go and what to do.

Giving information
Practise talking about dates, prices and conditions, and learn useful expressions to describe the features of a course.

Giving instructions
Practise expressing intentions, possibilities and necessity; study vocabulary associated with computers; and practise explaining what to do.

Explaining rules and describing problems
Practise explaining rules and describing problems, and study language of obligation, prohibition and permission.

Planning and arranging
Practise talking about times, arrangements and schedules; responding to questions; and using in case, so that and because to talk about precautions, purposes and reasons.

Test
In this part you can test what you know about the topic.

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Upper Intermediate (B2)

Welcoming and introductions
Study and practise language used when welcoming and introducing someone to your staff and place of work.

Giving instructions
Study language to describe bureaucratic procedures, and practise explaining where to go and what to do.

Dealing with requests
Practise dealing with different types of requests, giving directions, making suggestions and dealing with complaints.

Giving information
Practise giving information, explaining requirements and responding to frequently asked questions, and study language of necessity.

Describing options
Practise presenting different options, and study language related to higher education.

Problem solving
Practise useful language used when solving problems, such as making offers, giving explanations, apologising and expressing sympathy.

Test
In this part you can test what you know about the topic.

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Presenting Your Work/Making Presentations

Lower Intermediate (B1)

Company types
Practise describing companies, and watch a video of someone presenting their organisation.

A company description
Read a detailed description of a company.

A tour of your workplace
Listen to someone giving a guided tour of their workplace.

Commercial activities
Practise vocabulary describing organisations and commercial activities.

Professional or company history
Practise describing your professional or company history.

Presenting your work
Practise writing about your company or organisation.

Test
In this part you can test what you know about the topic.

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Upper Intermediate (B2)

Staging a presentation
Learn useful words and expressions, learn how to structure a presentation, and watch a video of a presentation that doesn't go very well.

Presenting a tourist activity
Study an example presentation, and practise more useful language used when making a presentation.

Giving information and using visual aids
Study language to describe tendencies and changes, and practise using visual aids.

Presenting a service
Practise formal and descriptive language for written presentations, and study more useful language for describing a service.

Presenting your company or organisation
Practise clear, persuasive language to describe your company or organisation.

Structuring a presentation
Study how to make a presentation more effective.

Test
In this part you can test what you know about the topic.

Feedback
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Meetings

Lower Intermediate (B1)

Arranging a meeting
Practise language used when arranging a meeting and watch a video of people having a meeting.

Progress report and action points
Practise reporting progress and listing action points (things you are going to do) during a meeting.

Stages of a meeting
Listen to different stages of a meeting and practise language for staging a meeting.

Referring to time
Read an email, and practise different ways of referring to time.

Speculating and planning
Practise language used to speculate, make plans and talk about what you have done.

A business trip
Practise describing a business trip and reporting what happened at a meeting.

Test
In this part you can test what you know about the topic.

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Upper Intermediate (B2)

Meeting basics
Learn useful "meeting" vocabulary and phrasal verbs used when talking about meetings.

Stages of a meeting
Study language used at different stages of a meeting.

Colloquial language of meetings
Read a "meetings" questionnaire, study idioms and more phrasal verbs, and practise being tactful in emails.

Different meeting types
Watch videos and study language from different types of meetings, and practise starting a meeting.

Asking questions
Study different question forms, and practise asking different types of questions.

Small talk and structuring a meeting
Practise different ways of making small talk and language used to structure a meeting.

Test
In this part you can test what you know about the topic.

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Negotiating and Selling

Lower Intermediate (B1)

Words that sell
Practise using words and expressions that sell.

Sales talk
Listen to sales talk in an advertisement.

Salespeople and company organisation
Learn how to talk about salespeople and describe the structure of a company or organisation.

Comparing products and services
Practise the language of making comparisons.

A sales conversation and small talk
Watch a video of a sales presentation.

Advertising texts
Practise writing a persuasive advertising text.

Test
In this part you can test what you know about the topic.

Feedback
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Upper Intermediate (B2)

Formal and informal contexts
Study and practise language used in informal and formal negotiating contexts.

Negotiating tips
Read an article about negotiating, and study idioms and phrasal verbs.

Introductions and setting the agenda
Study and practise language used at the "introductions" and "setting the agenda" stages of negotiation.

Movement, concessions and closing a negotiation
Study language used during the process of negotiating and for closing a negotiation.

Functions of negotiating
Study and practise the language of making suggestions, stating conditions, and accepting and rejecting.

Reaching an agreement
Watch a video of negotiations of a sponsorship deal, and practise negotiating.

Test
In this part you can test what you know about the topic.

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Telephoning

Lower Intermediate (B1)

Phone basics
Listen to different kinds of calls and practise vocabulary and numbers.

Phone calls
Practise useful vocabulary and language to use in different phoning situations, and watch videos of phone calls.

Taking messages and orders
Practise taking messages and orders over the phone

Making and receiving calls
Practise more useful expressions for making and receiving calls, and practise pronunciation and spelling words over the phone.

Making decisions
Study language of making decisions and referring to different places.

Getting out of trouble
Practise ways of dealing with calls that are difficult to understand.

Test
In this part you can test what you know about the topic.

Feedback
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Upper Intermediate (B2)

Phone etiquette
Do a phone etiquette quiz, watch videos and evaluate different phone calls, and practise useful phone expressions.

Complaints
Practise more useful phone expressions, and making and dealing with complaints on the phone.

Talking about deadlines
Practise talking about deadlines, and study prepositions and still, yet and already.

Problems and solutions
Practise language of problems and solutions, and giving solutions over the phone.

Talking about probability and possibility
Study language of future probability and possibility.

Ending phone calls and sounding polite
Practise how to sound polite on the phone, and how to end phone calls.

Test
In this part you can test what you know about the topic.

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Travelling

Lower Intermediate (B1)

Meeting people
Practise travel vocabulary and useful language for introductions when you are on a business trip.

Organising a trip
Practise reading and writing emails to organise the details of a business trip.

Travel conversations
Listen to travel conversations and practise language that travellers use.

To and from the airport
Practise travel vocabulary, and asking for and understanding directions.

Travel questions
Practise asking for travel information and questions to use in social situations.

Social conversation
Watch a video and practise making social conversation when travelling on business.

Test
In this part you can test what you know about the topic.

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Upper Intermediate (B2)

Travel arrangements
Learn useful travel vocabulary, and practise requests and arranging a trip.

Changes of plan
Practise explaining and negotiating changes in travel arrangements.

Socialising
Practise greetings, conversation starters and vocabulary for eating out, and study language of suggestions and requests.

Renting a car
Study useful language for renting a car, of terms and conditions, and for discussing a bill.

Making complaints
Study British and American vocabulary, and practise language for making complaints when travelling.

Telling travel stories
Practise telling and responding to travel anecdotes, and practise more suggestions.

Test
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Writing

Lower Intermediate (B1)

Text types
Learn useful vocabulary related to writing at work, and look at text messages and abbreviations.

Taking messages
Listen to different messages.

Formal vs. informal writing
Compare different writing styles, and practise formal and informal writing.

Email update
Practise ways of introducing and connecting ideas in a letter or email, review verb forms, and practise using the infinitive form of verbs.

Reporting back
Watch a video and practise reporting a conversation.

Profile writing
Read a social network profile, and practise writing your own profile.

Test
In this part you can test what you know about the topic.

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Upper Intermediate (B2)

Text types and writing tips
Study different text types, useful language and general writing tips, and watch a video.

Improving your writing
Study useful language for writing an email or a letter, and listen to writing tips from a tutor.

Formal writing
Practise words used in formal writing, synonyms, and noun and verb forms.

An informative email
Practise using modal verbs, referring back and connecting ideas in a text, and different uses of as.

Writing conventions
Read about writing conventions and etiquette for emails, discussion groups and chats.

Requesting, explaining, apologising and complaining
Practise writing to request, explain, apologise and complain.

Test
In this part you can test what you know about the topic.

Feedback
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B2 First Practice Tests

  • 5 complete B2 First practice tests
  • Support manuals for teachers
  • Instant feedback and marks for Listening paper, and the Reading and Use of English paper
  • Perfect exam practice
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Methodology

Introduction

Designed by experts

The courses are designed by experts in the creation of online material. The aim is to motivate, guide and equip you to achieve your learning goals and communicate effectively.

Course design

Learn to read, write, listen and speak

In the courses, you focus on language in context and practise all aspects of the language in a meaningful way.

A text- and task-driven approach to materials design

Carefully structured to achieve your learning goals

The courses are carefully structured to help you achieve your learning goals and successfully complete real-life tasks. You take an active role in your learning and become a more autonomous learner.

Topic cohesion

Practise natural language in a meaningful way

Units of the courses are based on topics. This means you learn language associated with each topic and have the opportunity to use what you learn in a meaningful and natural way.

Holistic approach to language focus

Study all aspects of English

In the courses you find and understand a wide variety of written and spoken texts and focus on features like style and discourse, rather than just focusing on sentences in isolation.

Inductive approach to grammar

Be an active learner

In the courses you discover how the language works and put your understanding into practice.

A multi-layered syllabus

Use language creatively

In the courses there is equal focus on vocabulary, grammar, functional language, pronunciation, reading, writing, listening and speaking, and you can use the language in a creative, personalised way. You don't just learn standard answers to standard questions.

Exercise design

Exercises designed to help you learn

In the courses, feedback guides you to understanding. Exercises help you learn, rather than just testing what you learn. You focus on meaning first and then on form. As you progress you are challenged more, using a wide variety of engaging exercise types.

You also get ...

Text to speech

Text to speech

This very useful tool allows you to select and listen to words or text anywhere on the page. Alternatively, you can copy in your own text and listen to it.

Record yourself tool

Record yourself tool

Record and listen to yourself speaking English and practise your pronunciation.

Dictionary

Dictionary

Use the interactive dictionary to see the definitions of words or translate English words into different languages.

Grammar reference

Grammar reference

A complete and easy-to-use grammar reference to help you with any area of grammar you don't understand.

Business centre

Business centre

Business tips, useful language for different business situations, and templates for a variety of texts like memos, reports and job applications.

Translate

Translate

If you want to translate a word or text into your own language, just select the word or text and click on Translate.

Pronunciation tool

Pronunciation tool

Improve your pronunciation with Net Languages’ interactive phonemic chart of all the sounds in English.

Interactive English

Interactive English

Get even more practice of English with our monthly fun interactive publication. Available online at three levels: Basic, Intermediate and Advanced.

Forums

Forums

Share your experiences and opinions with other Net Languages students from all over the world.

Audio speed control

Audio speed control

If you find the audio exercises difficult, you can slow down the speed.

Fun and games

Fun and games

Get more useful practice of vocabulary, expressions and pronunciation with our flip-card games.

Additional resources

Additional resources

Access useful online resources and practise listening and reading with learning materials and authentic sources.

Not available for English for Kids or English for Teens.

Written by experts

The Net Languages materials have been designed and written by experts in teaching and materials writing. The founder and brainchild behind the design of the Net Languages online course materials was Scott Thornbury, one of the most respected and influential people in the language teaching world.

Peter Loveday, the current person responsible for materials writing for Net Languages has been producing online course materials since 1998 and is recognised as being an expert in his field. He coordinates a highly qualified and experienced team of materials writers.

Scott Thornbury
Scott Thornbury
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