Danish Course Standard

All of our courses, including Danish Course Standard, are based on the levels defined in CEFR. At all levels, we have clear learning goals that are directly tied to CEFR. This ensures that you can always keep track of the course goals and the results you can expect.

Your teacher keeps these learning goals in mind at all times, and can give you feedback on how quickly you are learning Danish. You can also get individual feedback on what you can do to get even better, depending on your specific challenges.

Upon completion of a Danish Standard course unit – with the required attendance - you will receive a diploma indicative of the course and level that you have participated in.

Learning Danish should be an option even if you have a lot of other things going on in your life. You’re probably often busy at work, and you also need time for your family, friends and hobbies.

Our Danish Course Standard only requires you to attend class once a week. You can expect to use at least two hours a week on homework.

We give you access to our online universe, where you can find a wealth of exercises and materials for flexible self-study whenever it suits your schedule. This enables you to adjust the intensity of your studies according to need and desire. If you have extra time for a period of time, you can always find extra materials for practicing and improving your Danish.

In our online universe (KS-intra), you'll find:

• Digital exercises and quizzes.
• Reading and listening assignments.
• An overview of themes covered and the plan for upcoming classes.
• A forum for discussion with other course participants.

We also recommend that you do everything in your power to use Danish in your daily life! You will learn much faster if you try using the language in practice. Find inspiration for using Danish by checking out our blog.

You must speak English and have attended school for at least 12 years to enroll in Danish Course Standard. If you do not meet these requirements, we recommend that you take FVU Reading instead.

We recommend all Danish Course Standard students to be active participants. We expect that you regularly attend classes and that you do your homework. This is essential for keeping up with course instruction and achieving the desired learning goals.

Our classes are:

• Without deposit and voucher scheme and with no limited timeframe to learn Danish.
• With flexibility to take breaks between units and shift between course types as it suits your schedule and work situation.
• Available to everyone with good familiarity with English and at least 12 years of schooling.
• Tailored to your needs instead of being aimed at passing centralized module tests.

If you want a more intensive class, we recommend our Intensive Danish Course. You can also choose an Online Danish Course if you’re frequently abroad, or a Saturday Danish Course if you have more time on the weekends.