This beginner’s course in Swedish is for employees with no or very limited prior knowledge of Swedish.
Prerequisites
Beginner’s level, no or very limited prior knowledge of Swedish.
Course objectives
You should master the basics of the Swedish language so that you can make yourself understood and understand others in everyday situations, for example when greeting someone and providing or asking for simple information.
Content
- the alphabet
- numbers
- telling the time, days of the week
- simple ways of introducing yourself, greeting people
- talking about yourself and your daily life in simple terms
- Basic grammar
- Basic rules of pronunciation
Educational approach
- We develop all the language skills but focus on verbal communication.
- All lessons take place in Swedish.
- You participate actively in lessons. Pair exercises and working in small groups are an important part of our approach.
- You will need an hour or two for homework before every lesson.
Course material
- Rivstart A1+A2, Textbook (3rd Edition, 2023). ISBN: 9789127462342
- Rivstart A1+A2, Exercise book (3rd Edition, 2023). ISBN: 9789127462342
You are responsible for ordering the books. As a customer at Folkuniversitetet you get a 6% discount when shopping at Bokus, and a 10% discount at Akademibokhandeln.
Akademibokhandeln discount code: FUNI23
Bokus discount code: FUNI5
For extramaterial online:
You can register ("privat") at www.nok.se before the first lesson to get access to the digital exercises, sound files, vocabulary lists, etc. Registration is free of charge.
Course format
One meeting a week for twele weeks.
Registration
Go to “Boka nu”, where you can choose an application form in English if you prefer. If you do not have a Swedish personal identity number, please use the English booking form.
If your company pays for the course please choose “Is someone else paying for this order?”/ “Är det någon annan än deltagaren som betalar?” and choose the option "Company pays"/"Ett företag betalar", before continuing to “To payment”/”Till betalning”.
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