Danish Courses in London

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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Our Danish group courses are targeted for sets of 2-12 people, all of whom have the same requirements from learning Danish. Everybody should be at....
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Our Danish group courses are targeted for sets of 2-12 people, all of whom have the same requirements from learning Danish. Everybody should be at about the same level at the start of the course, and the entire group should be able to meet at the same time and place each week. Grammar and vocabulary form the backbone of the general course, helping the student gain fluency in conversational topics whilst increasing their overall working Danish knowledge. For groups who wish to engage in further Danish study, the general course is an excellent starting point.
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With our one-to-one Danish business courses, you can develop your current Danish skills to incorporate them effortlessly into your job - perfect for...
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With our one-to-one Danish business courses, you can develop your current Danish skills to incorporate them effortlessly into your job - perfect for those employed by multinational organisations, moving abroad to work, or in search of employment overseas. Lessons are designed around your sector of industry and field of work, and tutors can aid learners in improving individual skills required by your role, such as giving presentations, writing reports or composing formal written correspondence.
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Intended for learners who already have a basic grasp of Danish and wish to extend it to apply to their working lives, group business Danish courses....
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Intended for learners who already have a basic grasp of Danish and wish to extend it to apply to their working lives, group business Danish courses are a great way to enable employees within a multinational corporation to be productive in both their native tongue and their newly-acquired Danish. Group courses cater for up to 12 people (minimum of 2 students), and should be scheduled to take place at the same time and location each week. The tutor will develop the group's vocabulary to suit the related industry, as well as improve competence for day to day tasks performed in Danish.
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Specific purposes Danish courses are a great boon to people who have already studied Danish and wish to develop certain facets of their Danish...
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Specific purposes Danish courses are a great boon to people who have already studied Danish and wish to develop certain facets of their Danish skills. This can include an array of helpful guidance, including the following:

• Vocabulary related to the industry (legal, HR, engineering, accounting, medical etc.)
• Accent softening and elocution
• Expanding upon existing aspects (writing, speaking, listening, reading etc.)
• Language for travelling
• Communication skills in business (e.g. training, negotiation, telephony, presentation)
• Writing skills in business (e.g. reports, business correspondence, proposals)
• Historical and cultural sensitivity
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If you have a group of 2-12 Danish learners who all require particular language skills or vocabulary, this option may be ideal for you. All members....
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If you have a group of 2-12 Danish learners who all require particular language skills or vocabulary, this option may be ideal for you. All members of the group should be at the same level, intermediate, upper intermediate, or advanced. We can tailor a group language course to address any of the following:

• Accent softening and elocution
• Training to improve specific language skills (writing, comprehension, listening)
• Language for international travel
• Business communication skills (e.g. telephony, presentation, training, negotiation)
• Business writing skills (e.g. reports, business correspondence, proposals)
• Language for specific industries (e.g. medical, legal, HR, engineering, accounting)
• Historical and cultural sensitivity
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