Danish Course on Saturday

We offer Saturday Danish Courses at almost all levels – beginner, intermediate and pre-advanced. All of our courses are based on the levels and language skills set out in CEFR. We use CEFR as a guideline for defining the relevant learning goals of each course and classroom session.

As a result, our instruction is always rooted in clear goals relating to the skills you must learn by the time you complete a course. The teacher will continuously monitor and assess your progress in relation to these goals, and can always give you feedback on what you can do to improve.

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

To enroll in a Saturday Danish course unit, you must:
- Have a good command of English 
- Have at least 12 years of schooling

Classroom instruction will be in Danish as much as possible. English will be used to a lesser extent for conveying complicated instructions and important information.

We also expect that you attend classes consistently. With just one classroom session weekly, you will miss out on a lot by skipping even a single class. You must also spend at least two hours a week – and preferably more – on homework and self-study to get the desired results from the course. 

Saturday Danish Course is a good choice if you can study independently and effectively. Instruction during classroom sessions is intensive and fast-paced, so it’s important that you’re prepared to take responsibility for your own learning. 

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