NSW School Of Languages (2 Viewers)

[Hahahah...ha]

Hello,

I applied to the NSW School Of Languages and was wondering when and how you get notified of the acceptance. (My school sent the application earlier than the due date)

The reason I need to know is becuse my stage leader said I cannot remove a subject off my timetable until I get accepted, however, the subject I want to drop is the subject I have one my first and second day of school.

Thank you

 

[B1andB2]

I got an official email from my teacher on the 30th of January, though I did get the automated holiday email they sent on the last day of school in December (which meant I was enrolled)

 

[Kyufruit]

ooo what’re you planning on taking?

 

[Hahahah...ha]

I got an official email from my teacher on the 30th of January, though I did get the automated holiday email they sent on the last day of school in December (which meant I was enrolled)

Ah so as soon as school starts you also start the course?

Thank you so much for your reply!

 

[Hahahah...ha]

ooo what’re you planning on taking?

I'm doing Japanese Continuers

 

[Kyufruit]

I'm doing Japanese Continuers

That’s so coool
i wish Japanese was an option at my school, I would of taken it without a second thought

 

[B1andB2]

Ah so as soon as school starts you also start the course?

Thank you so much for your reply!

the actual content doesn't start until week 3 (on the scheduled timetable) since they give you some time to get used to the moodle however you can start it earlier if you wish.

I've attached what the schedule looked like for mine, so i assume yours will be similar.

 

[Hahahah...ha]

That’s so coool
i wish Japanese was an option at my school, I would of taken it without a second thought

You could've done distance though... Japanese wasn' an option at my school so I decided to do it through distance education.

 

[Hahahah...ha]

the actual content doesn't start until week 3 (on the scheduled timetable) since they give you some time to get used to the moodle however you can start it earlier if you wish.

I've attached what the schedule looked like for mine, so i assume yours will be similar.

Thank you so much!

I was so confused before but now I understand and don't have to be that anxious to study at NSL.

 

[Kyufruit]

You could've done distance though... Japanese wasn' an option at my school so I decided to do it through distance education.

My school said no because I am already taking two languages, they said it would of been too much work for me to handle smh

 

[Hahahah...ha]

My school said no because I am already taking two languages, they said it would of been too much work for me to handle smh

Wow, its pretty amazing that you are doing two languages. I'm sure you'll do well and you can always study Japanese after the HSC!

 

[jimmysmith560]

Japanese is a pretty cool language. I've been teaching myself a bit in my free time. All the best!

 

[YonOra]

Duolingo is a godsend

 

[jimmysmith560]

Duolingo is a godsend

Duolingo allows for a solid start. What have you been learning?

 

[YonOra]

Duolingo allows for a solid start. What have you been learning?

Started french, gonna try and get into it this holidays.

 

[jimmysmith560]

Started french, gonna try and get into it this holidays.

Bonne chance!

 

[Kyufruit]

Duolingo is a godsend

You haven’t tried immerseme

 

[jimmysmith560]

For those with a passion for learning languages, check out this playlist containing fun videos about learning languages through VRChat by youtuber Ikenna

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLE4odwehbnW9o_jChBEDofmGQA937P5o5

 

[Firecity]

What is a good app to learn a new language? (For fun not for school)

 

[jimmysmith560]

What is a good app to learn a new language? (For fun not for school)

In addition to Duolingo, I also recommend watching YouTube videos, whether it be videos in the target language or people teaching the target language.