Our lessons
Every student has a different reason for learning Swedish, which is the reason why we always offer our students a custom-made lesson plan. This way you will get the most out of your time in class. We always teach online, and you will always meet with a professional, experienced, and native-speaking teacher.
Consultation/trial lesson
During this free session, you will discuss with your teacher how we best can assist you in reaching your goals.
Beginner level (A1-A2)
With our quick start beginner lessons, you will soon get a basic knowledge of Swedish language.
Intermediate level (B1-B2)
This level suits students who already know a little bit of Swedish through previous lessons or by picking it up on your own.
Advanced level (C1-C2)
Our lessons on advanced level suits students who want to speak Swedish fluently in most situations in their life.
Group classes
In our small group classes (maximum five students), we can meet each student's individual needs and goals but still add the dynamics of learning in a group.
Swedish Conversation
The lessons will be in a relaxed and fun atmosphere, and you never have to feel embarrassed when speaking Swedish!
Swedish at Work
We can structure a course for you to learn specialized vocabulary, professional writing and presentation skills.
Swedish pronunciation
With a correct technique and a lot of practice, you can make major improvements to your pronunciation.
Writing Lessons
Writing is a great tool to improve your understanding of the language structure in general.
Exam preparation
We can help you prepare for several Swedish language exams! Such as Folkuniversitetet’s C1-test, SFI, Tisus and SWEDEX.
Meet the Swedish Teachers
Sara Hörberg
Lotta Lantz
Erica Tamm
Sanna Nornberg
Cecilia Berglund
Jeanette Morales
Cecilia Yrttiaho
Margaretha Skeffington
Emma Wall
Lena Hoff
Anton Bengtsson
Hannah Goldring
Christian Odenahl
Nathalie Schmeikal
Helly Eliasson
Read our blog
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Svensk or svenska?
Our latest post about “svensk” an “svenska”!www.thelocal.se/blogs/swedishteacher/2016/09/07/svensk-or-svenska/
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Do you have any questions?
If you have any questions, you can always get in touch with us at info@theswedishteacher.com. We look forward to hearing from you!