Danish Courses in Bristol

Our general courses are a good place to start your Danish studies, or to improve upon your current skills. They give focused attention to expanding...
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Our general courses are a good place to start your Danish studies, or to improve upon your current skills. They give focused attention to expanding your day-to-day grammar and vocabulary, enabling you to improve your spoken and written Danish with relative speed and ease. General courses best suit those wishing to improve their Danish to conversational level, as well as students who hope to continue their Danish studies to a more advanced level.
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Group Danish courses are available for groups of 2 to 12 people - we require only that your group are able to meet at the same time and place each....
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Group Danish courses are available for groups of 2 to 12 people - we require only that your group are able to meet at the same time and place each week, and that you are all at approximately the same level in your Danish studies (no matter how elementary or advanced). As a general course, the focus will be on building conversational skills for common, real-life Danish situations. If you need you and your employees to have a working knowledge of Danish, this is the best place to start.
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Our business courses cater to learners with a decent general knowledge of Danish but would like to expand their skills for use in the business world....
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Our business courses cater to learners with a decent general knowledge of Danish but would like to expand their skills for use in the business world. Courses are, as always, completely tailormade for the relevant industry and skill sets (e.g. business correspondence, writing reports etc.). One-to-one business courses are perfect for professionals hoping to develop their current Danish skills, especially those working for multinational corporations, preparing to work from abroad, or looking for overseas employment.
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These business Danish courses are aimed at groups of 2 to 12 people who already have a fair working Danish knowledge, who wish to convert this....
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These business Danish courses are aimed at groups of 2 to 12 people who already have a fair working Danish knowledge, who wish to convert this knowledge to practicable business use. So long as all members of the group are at the same level of Danish at the start of the course, and are able to meet for each class at a pre-arranged time and place, then the classes will be of great benefit to all involved. Business courses will generally focus on the field or industry in question, incorporating related vocabulary and improving appropriate skills, such as writing reports, formal business correspondence or giving a presentation.
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Courses for specific purposes are designed to assist the individual learner in delving deeper into their current Danish capacity by focusing on many...
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Courses for specific purposes are designed to assist the individual learner in delving deeper into their current Danish capacity by focusing on many Danish details which separate the 'native' from the 'tourist', including (but not limited to):

• Vocabulary for relevant industry (e.g. HR, engineering, accounting, medical, legal)
•Elocution and accent softening
• Expanding individual skills (writing, speaking, listening, reading etc.)
• Language for travelling internationally
• Business communication skills (e.g. training, negotiation, telephony, presentation)
• Business writing skills (e.g. reports, business correspondence, proposals)
• Historical and cultural sensitivity
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If your group of 2-12 Danish learners require the same set of particular skills as well as a standard language course, our specific purpose group....
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If your group of 2-12 Danish learners require the same set of particular skills as well as a standard language course, our specific purpose group Danish courses can really help make a difference. So long as the whole group is at about the same stage of learning Danish, we can help improve their overall understanding by arranging classes focusing on improving the following:

• Elocution and softening of native accent
• Improving specific skills (writing, comprehension, listening, etc.)
• Language for international travel
• Business communication skills (e.g. training, negotiation, telephony, presentation)
• Business writing skills (e.g. reports, business correspondence, proposals)
• Vocabulary for relevant industry (e.g. medical, legal, HR, engineering, accounting)
• Cultural and historical sensitivity
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