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Frequently asked questions about Swedish courses
Yes, the course is virtual, real-time online. But we also offer prerecorded video courses.
You can find prices on each course page. You can also go to the price and discount page.
- We use English to conduct and explain the lessons.
- We have a clear structure, starting date, and ending date.
- We follow the CEFR approach in our methodology to deliver the courses.
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The limit of students in one real-time course is 15 students.
20 lessons
Five weeks
Four days a week, Monday to Thursday
2 hours per lesson
We conduct lessons in Swedish time. To see a specific course, you need to check the schedule.
Here you can read more about the Terms and Conditions of Service provided by ONLINE SWEDISH
No, the A1 course is for beginners as well as for absolute beginners.
Test in Swedish for university studies.
It depends on your profession, but usually not.
Instructions are in English
No, for the lessons, you do not need to purchase material. But if you want to acquire and want to have some books/e-books, you can buy them. But otherwise, for our lessons, you do not need.
No. The only thing we recommend, to repeat the lesson if it’s necessary
Depends on if you live in Sweden or outside. PayPal is the preferred choice, but other options are negotiable too.
We record each lesson, so you will have a chance to cover missed classes.
Yes, absolutely. You can request your certificate. However, make sure that you comply with the requirements to get a certificate. If you want to get for example a certificate for B1 level, besides completing the courses, you need also have attended 30 conversation sessions.
Yes, our certificate is accepted by Socialstyrelse
Yes, absolutely. Here you can try a virtual or recorded lesson.
Yes, we have many types of discounts. You can find more info about discounts.
Here you can read more about Swedish SFI levels, YKI Swedish levels and how do they correspond to CEFR level.
Yes, it’s possible. You can study at your pace with video lessons.
To be fluent in the language does not primarily depend on level. It depends rather on how frequently does one uses the language. On average, it is at least B1 (CEFR) level.
There are 5-6 levels according to CEFR. A1,A2,B1,B2,C1 and C2.
C2 does not really apply to all languages.
Yes, if you prefer to start immediately with learning and can not wait for the live sessions start, you can then learn by recorded video lessons.
Yes, we do offer Swedish courses for companies.
