NOTE
This course will take place at Vädursgatan 5, in Gårda.
The course is 18 days / 60 study hours and due to two public holidays during the period, the schedule for the course is as follows:
First week: Mon-Wed 09:00-12:30 (including a 30-minute break) and Thu 09:00-11:15
Second week: Mon-Fri 09:00-11:15
Third week: Mon-Wed 09:00-12:30 (including a 30-minute break) and Thu 09:00-11:15
Fourth week: Mon-Fri 09:00-11:15
So no classes on Fri, June 6 (Swedish National Day) or Fri, June 20 (Midsummer’s Eve)
Target group
Students with no previous knowledge of the Swedish language.
Aim of the course
To know basic Swedish for everyday situations.
Course content
* simple ways of introducing yourself, greetings, shopping, ordering, talking on the phone, asking for information etc.
* describing your house/home, your family and your own country
* discussing everyday life in the present and past tense
* reading and writing simple texts and messages
* information about Sweden and Swedish culture
* numbers and time
* word order
* Swedish intonation
The teaching is in Swedish from the start and the main focus is on oral communication. You are expected to take an active part in the lessons and your thoughts on various topics are an integral part of the course.
OPTIONAL: Extended course
In addition to your morning course, you can choose to have additional individual hours to practise your individual needs in grammar, pronunciation, vocabulary, professional language etc. Read more here.
Course literature
Rivstart A1+A2 by Paula Levy Scherrer and Karl Lindemalm, latest edition, REVISION 3 (text and excercise book). Course books are not included in the course fee. You will use this books on the A1 and A2 courses.
Continuation course
After this course you can book the next level A2, starting directly after this course.
To register for a course
Click on the red button "BOKA NU" and complete the application form. Click on "Use the English booking form" if you do not have a Swedish personal number. The course starts only if a minimum number of people sign up. About a week before the course starts, you will get a final confirmation (called "Kallelse" in Swedish) with the information about teacher, which room it is etc.
More information
FAQ (Frequently asked questions) about our Swedish courses.
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