Books for the Joint Forces Language Test (JFLT)
The Joint Forces Language Test, JFLT in short, is a certificate which verifies the candidate’s linguistic competences as per the STANAG NATO parameters. The test is divided into Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing.
1. Check your Vocabulary for Military English
Do you want to take this exam? If you form part of the Armed Forces you can take a look at this very helpful book to enhance the vocabulary related to your field of work. Get hold of Check your Vocabulary for Military English to learn new terminology to use in the office and on the battlefield.
2. Campaign 1: Student’s Book
Written by Simon Mellor-Clark and aimed at soldiers and military personnel who are on mission abroad. Buy Campaign 1: Student’s Book to prepare yourself for the exam.
3. Career Paths: Command & Control
This book is ideal for those who want to learn new expressions which can be helpful on the battlefield on a daily basis. On top of that it helps with understanding daily conversations at work. The books are published at three different levels: A1, A2 and B1, which also correspond to the test levels. Purchase Career Paths: Command & Control to gradually prepare for this certification.
4. Dictionary of British Military History
A comprehensive dictionary which is ideal for military personnel: it refers to many wars, names of regiments and biographies of important commanders who distinguished themselves in battle. There is a comprehensive description of all the British army, weapons and uniforms, as well as all the regiments with their interesting history through the centuries. Buy the Dictionary of British Military History to have the English Military Encyclopedia handy.
