We explain Sweden
Free time is very important in the Swedish way of living.. but it can also be a bit boring from time to time. What productive things can you do in your free time? Well, many! Learn Swedish online Studying Swedish can be really boring… or really fun! There are many websites on which you can […]
I am a book lover and undeniably a library lover as well. There is something cosy about the rows of shelves full of stories, the air filled with imagination and the smell of books that co-exist in libraries. I have visited many libraries and I have always wished to live in a place with fantastic […]
If you’re planning on moving to Sweden, you have to start learning Swedish. Yes, Swedes are very good at English, but you really have to know Swedish for many small things! You probably saw the term SFI often, or svenska för invandrare, on many websites. These are free Swedish courses provided by the government, however, […]
As a newbie in Sweden, knowing your way around, getting the hang of bus schedules, and even shopping at the mall can be a hassle for the first few weeks. Here are the must-have phone apps to make your settling-in a breeze. Find your way with Google Maps This definitely tops my recommendation list. Especially for someone […]
There is a limited offer of private teaching alternatives in Sweden as SFI and SAS cover most of the market with their courses. However, opting for Swedish at a private school might be a good alternative if you aren’t applicable for SFI or SAS. Pros & cons of a private Swedish school comes with classmates, routines […]
Private courses and counselling Private teaching has many advantages. It can focus on your weakness and needs and therefore be a great way to complement your regular language learning. A private teacher can also adapt to your schedule in a way regular language courses never can. The Swedish Teacher The Swedish Teacher offers high-quality Swedish […]
Exchange students are not the only ones who can take Swedish at a Swedish university. There are many Swedish courses at Swedish universities and the main requirement is mostly just to be eligible for higher studies in your home country. The courses cover pure language courses, preparations courses for TISUS and traditional university studies for people interested […]
SAS stands for “Swedish as a second language” and is a continuation of the SFI teaching. SAS consist of four courses and the content in the three last courses is equivalent to the Swedish students learn in high school. All SAS courses are free of charge and you’re also entitled to student aid – CSN while taking SAS. […]
There are specialized Swedish courses for foreign-born graduates and professionals in Sweden. These courses hold a higher study pace than regular SFI courses and are designed for highly motivated students. There are two types of courses: one for foreign-born graduates in general one for foreign-born professionals within certain work fields Swedish for academics The Swedish for […]
Swedish for Immigrants (SFI) is an educational program for Newbies, where you learn Swedish and about the Swedish society. The concept is simple – free Swedish courses, all over the country, for all newbies (over 16) who legally reside in Sweden and who lack knowledge in the Swedish language. Note: that SFI is free of […]
