SBS

SBS Learn English

Ease into the English language and Australian culture. We make learning English convenient, fun and practical. Don’t just learn a language, love language!

Author

SBS

Category

Education

Podcast website

www.sbs.com.au

Latest episode

Jul 7, 2026

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Episodes

# 13 Asking for flexible work | Flexible working arrangements in Australia 07.06.2022

Learn how to talk about flexible work with your employer. Plus, find out about flexible working arrangements rules in Australia.

Minipod: Verbs about eating 01.06.2022

Let's practise using verbs related to eating. Learn the meaning of slurp, crunch, munch, chew, lick, nibble, swallow, burp, gulp and more.

#12 Talking about diets | Obesity in Australia 25.05.2022

Learn vocabulary you can use when talking about healthy diets and body weight. Plus, find out why obesity is becoming a major public health issue in Australia.

#11 How to answer common interview questions | Preparing for a job interview 10.05.2022

Learn how to answer the three most common job interview questions from an Australian employer. Plus, find out how job interviews in Australia are different from other countries.

# 10 How to talk about possibilities | Australia on Eurovision 26.04.2022

Learn how to talk about things we think might happen. Plus, find out who Sheldon Riley thinks has the best chance of winning this year's Eurovision Song Contest.

# 9 Talking about elections | Voting in Australia 12.04.2022

Learn to talk with confidence about voting and elections in Australia. Plus, find out about the voting system in the country.

#8 Visiting a dentist | Dental care benefits 29.03.2022

Learn vocabulary you can use when you visit a dentist. Plus, find out how can you benefit from the government program called the Child Dental Benefits Schedule.

# 7 How to say you don't have money | Financial hardship assistance 16.03.2022

Learn how to talk about lack of money in personal and professional situations. Plus, find out how people in financial hardship can get free and confidential assistance in their language.

# 6 Liking & disliking | Australian desserts 24.02.2022

Learn interesting ways to say you like or dislike something. Plus, find out how two famous Australian desserts, lamingtons and pavlova, got their names.

#5 How to call in sick | Personal leave entitlements 16.02.2022

Learn how to tell your employer you need to take sick or carer’s leave. Plus, find out about your sick leave entitlements at work.

#4 Talking about future plans | Lunar New Year 02.02.2022

Learn how to talk about your plans for the future. Plus, find out the legend about giving red envelopes to children during Lunar New Year.

#3 Talking about cultural backgrounds | Jan 26 (Australia Day) 19.01.2022

Learn how to talk about your cultural background. Plus, find out why Australia Day continues to be a day of Indigenous protest.

#2 Declining invitations | New Year's Eve 21.12.2021

Learn what to say when you can’t or don’t want to accept an invitation. Plus, find out which popular song is traditionally sung just before midnight on New Year's Eve. This lesson suits upper-intermediate learners.

#1 Inviting friends | Beach safety 08.12.2021

Learn casual ways to invite your friends to go to the beach. Plus, find out the number one danger on Australian beaches and how to stay safe when swimming in the sea.

Introducing SBS Learn English 02.12.2021

Ease into the English language and Australian culture. We make learning English convenient, fun and practical. Don’t just learn a language, love language!

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