Welcome to Lund SFI School
By studying SFI (Swedish for Immigrants) at Lund SFI School (Lund sfi-skola), you learn the Swedish language and gain valuable knowledge about culture and society in Sweden. Our courses are adapted to your level and your years of education.
Why choose Lund SFI School?
You have the right to choose your SFI school. At Lund SFI School, you’ll gain lifelong knowledge and friends for life.
All our teachers speak Swedish from the start, and you practise your language skills throughout the school day. We often use digital methods, so it is good if you have some computer skills. Our teaching is individualized, which means you follow a custom study plan and have regular progress check-ins.
We follow the Swedish National Agency for Education’s syllabus for SFI.
What are the SFI study options at Lund SFI School?
There are four SFI study options at Lund SFI School. The option available to you depends on factors such as your schedule, language level, previous studies, years of education and computer skills.
- Study path 3 (Stv3) – For those with a finished high school education or higher.
- Study path 2 (Stv2) – For those whose educational background ended before high school.
Flex, 15 hours per week (Stv3)
This is the most flexible study option. It combines a minimum of 4 or 8 hours of on-site or remote classes with additional online self-study. Classes are available Monday to Friday, during the day and in the evening.
Suitable for participants with at least 13 years of formal education. Computer and internet access are required.
Choose from three alternatives:
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Flex Day Light, 15 hours per week: Minimum of 4 hours of on-site or remote classes with additional online self-study. Mandatory daytime on-site meetings with your mentor take place about once a month.
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Flex Day Standard, 15 hours per week: Minimum of 8 hours of on-site or remote classes with additional online self-study. Mandatory daytime on-site meetings with your mentor take place about once a month.
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Flex Evening, 15 hours per week: Minimum of 4 hours of on-site or remote classes with additional online self-study. Mandatory evening on-site meetings with your mentor take place about once a month.
A complete Distance course, 15 hours per week (Stv3)
This option is based entirely on self-study, with no live classes on-site or online. Individual remote meetings with a teacher take place once a month and can be booked flexibly.
Computer and internet access are required.
Daytime, 15 hours per week, Monday to Friday (Stv2)
A daytime study option for those with 7–12 years of formal education who need a slower pace. We often use computers as learning tools, so it helps if you have some computer skills or want to develop them.
Where is Lund SFI School?
Lund SFI School is located at Skomakaregatan 8 in Lund.
When can I start?
The estimated waiting time is from a few days up to 3–6 weeks, depending on how many places are available when we receive your application.
Apply here
To apply for Lund SFI School, follow the instructions on the Municipality of Lund website. If you are registered in Lund Municipality, you should apply there.
Otherwise, please contact your municipality.
Join our Language Café every Thursday
Every Thursday at 10:00–11:30, we have a language café in room 13 at Skomakaregatan 8. It is open to everyone: both current students and those who want to know more about the school.
Our students lead the discussions with support from our teachers.
Contact us
Phone: 046-19 77 29
E-mail: lundsfi@fusyd.net
Visiting address: Skomakaregatan 8, 223 50 Lund (show on map)
SFI through Södra Folkhögskolan Helsingborg
The SFI courses is provided through Södra Folkhögskolan Helsingborg. Our qualified teachers offer teaching in a modern and welcoming learning environment.
Södra Folkhögskolan Helsingborg was founded in 2018 as part of Folkuniversitetet, an educational organisation with roots dating back to 1942. Since 2027, the school has been an independent foundation.