English for your programme

ALWAYS TRY THIS FIRST:

USE GOOGLE TRANSLATE TO FIND THE CORRECT ENGLISH WORD YOU WANT.

USE GOOGLE VIDEO SEARCH TO FIND INSTRUCTIVE VIDEOS, LECTURES ETC.

SOMETHING FOR (ALMOST) EVERYONE:

There is a good site for almost everything, explained both by means of text, images and video.

It's called howstuffworks.com and you can find technology, science, animals, culture and a lot

more there.

Also check out the YouTube channel how it's made, explaining manufacturing of many different things.

Interested in instructions about hundreds of thousands of topics? Go to WikiHow.

Lifewire is about "tech untangled". A lot to learn about devices and gadgets here.

BA :

• Construction on Howstuffworks.
• Health and Safety in the Construction Industry
• How to Build a House on WikiHow.
• Heavy Metal Learning - a YouTube channel for all the "dirty work" with excavators and other heavy equipment
• The HSE has a large section about excavator safety
• Caterpillar Safety Services - All the machines from this manufacturer and how you check them before use.
• Heavy Equipment and Powered Industrial Truck Use from United States Department of Labor.
• Construction Equipment (Northern Tools)
• How to Run an Excavator by Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek

TE :

• WikiHow: enter your own searchword and the word "design" and get a manual.
• BBC Bitesize - Design and Technology
• Computers and Electronics on WikiHow.
• The classic magazine Popular Science has a fine tech section.
• Another tech section, this one from How Stuff Works.
• TED lectures on technology. (TED means Technology, Entertainment, Design).
• Explain that stuff - science and technology made easy
• nerdkits - so fun!

FT :

• Trucking Industry in the United States - facts compiled on Wikipedia. Please notice the big list of references at the bottom of the article. There you see all the amazing stuff the writer of the article has used.
• Truck driver - the main Wikipedia article, covering jobs in the trade in different countries and much more.
• FMCSA Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
• Truck Driver's Checklists from IRU.
• Free Online CDL Practice (CDL means Commercial Driver's Licence)
• How to Drive Manual on WikiHow.
• Car Maintenance and Repair on WikiHow.
• Haynes teknisk ordlista (sv-en/en-sv)
• Sneeky Pete - ett lexikon för bilmekare
• Dictionary of Automotive Terms contains over 20.000 words.
• On liveabout.com, their section on auto repair, you find loads of practical knowledge about cars and their maintenance. Some of this stuff has pictures and videos to help you understand.
• doityourself.com has a menu of car maintenance resources.
• On eurocarparts.com you can search for car parts for every brand and model. There are pictures showing what the parts look like. (Click another tab for tools)
• A good company site is meca. This one is from Exeter, England. Here you find interesting stuff about MOT (The Ministry of Transport test) and a lot more.
• freeautomechanic.com

BF :

• Preschool and Kindergarten on WikiHow.
• Sports and Fitness on WikiHow.
• This site is very useful: Working With Kids.
• Working with the Disabled by Lydia Ramsey
• From Cambridge: Meeting and Working with Disabled People
• Good for your training knowledge: InnerBody

HV :

• Crafts on WikiHow.
• woodcraft.com : a lot of information, pictures and videos on woodcrafting skills, tools and more.
• leatherworker.net : about people who make beautiful and useful things out of leather.
• About.com has a section on sewing and fabric projects. Klick the links in the menu.

VO :

• Health on WikiHow.
• The human anatomy: InnerBody
• A lot on health at verywellhealth.com
• Facts about becoming a healthcare assistant or nurse. (from "myjobsearch")
• A day in the life of an ICU nurse (youtube video, more similar videos below.)