Sustainability Consult Newcomer’s Guide to Brussels: Part #5

Source: thegreensamaritan.com

Learning Languages and Other Useful Information

We hoped you have enjoyed our five-part guide to Brussels.  In our final instalment, we provide a few tips on where to hone your language skills and links to other Brussels information networks.

·       Foreign Language Courses

a.     EPFC

b.     C.V.O.- K.H.N.B.

·       Free Online Language Courses

a.     Coursera

b.     Taalhuis

c.     Speak Good English

d.     Duolingo

·       Other Useful Websites and Mailing Lists

a.     Brussels Expats

b.     BEXPATS

c.     A Club

d.     Xpats

e.     Angloinfo

f.      Agenda

g.     Cityplug

h.     Couchsurfing

i.      Meetup

j.      Brusselslife

k.     Brussels Sustainable City

                                               i.     104 collective and urban kitchen gardens

                                             ii.     Walk in the city parks

l.      Bruxelles Mobilité

                                            iii.     La carte vélo

                                            iv.     Les itinéraires cyclables régionaux

m.   Brussels on Sundays
n.   Sustainable Brussels Neighbourhoods

Blog by Bárbara Mendes-Jorge and Aris Koutentakis

This blog is one of a five-part series.  If you enjoyed this article, check out our other posts:

Part #1: The Basics

Part #2: Settling Down?  Setting Up and Travel Essentials

Part #3: Food - Where to Buy It, Where to Eat Out

Part #4: Culture and Leisure