School Level Danish

School Level Danish – 0-9th grade

School Level Danish is designed for students whose first language is Danish, and who wants to be on par with the level of the Danish primary school.

The Danish lessons are supported by UVM, the Ministry of Children and Education in Denmark.

Try a free demo of School Level Danish

An investment in the future

Even though your child may hear and speak Danish at home, he or she may not be capable of developing his or her vocabulary and written language skills to match the requirements of Denmark’s public school system. Should your family return to Denmark, a deficiency in Danish language skills could become a serious educational problem for your child.

How do the online courses work?

Students uses our online learning portal, where our teachers provide personalized feedback to each student.

Every Monday for 40 weeks, new assignments open up for our students to complete when it suits their schedule.

Time spent?

You should expect 1½ to 2½ hours of work per week, depending on grade level and Danish proficiency.

However, older students can expect up to three hours of work per week at times.

Can I try a demo?

Yes! You can see what your child will encounter and how you as a parent can follow the lessons by trying this demo.

There are examples of both the teaching material and how the ABC Danes learning portal works.

Free the free demo

Which grade should you choose?

We work with the Danish language just like in the primary school, so all texts and materials are in Danish. There are no English translations or subtitles, so your child must have approximately age-appropriate spoken and written Danish to get the full benefit of the lessons.

All students are offered an online test, which we use to recommend an appropriate grade level.

Educational films about Denmark

Every school year, we produce a series of films for use in our teaching. In the films, our teachers present different aspects of Danish culture in a broad sense. For example, it could be H.C. Andersen, cycling culture, the Vikings or homelessness.

See the Danes-films here

What is the price?

Members of Danes Worldwide enjoy a significant discount. Find out more about membership here.

When does the school year start?

The school year begins in September and ends in June. The school year is divided into four terms of 10 weeks each. Each week, students are presented with new assignments to complete.

You can enroll your child at the start of school in September or at the start of a period during the year. If we are more than three weeks into the current term, you can only attend classes in the following period.

Everything is included

– Specially developed online lessons by trained and experienced Danish teachers
– Individual feedback on all submitted assignments by the same teacher every week
– Follow-up in the event that the student fails to submit assignments
– Possiblility for personal contact and parent collaboration
– Access to the learning portal and all materials
– Free access to novels (e-books)
– Four annual “Danes-film” – educational films on various topics within Danish culture, nature and history
– Annual reading and spelling tests
– Course certificate in Danish
– Trained reading tutor and access to NOTA for students with dyslexia and other diagnosed reading disabilities

Meet Sara

Sara Jyde Nielsen studies Danish at Danes Worldwide. In this video, she shares her experience of learning Danish online while living abroad.

9th grade test

If your child wants to finish 9th grade with the official final exam (FP9), it is possible at The Danish Summerschool when you have followed the entire 9th grade online.

The final exam puts you in a good position for admission to a youth education program in Denmark.

Read about the Grade 9 Graduation track

Frequently Asked Questions

If you have questions that you haven’t found an answer to, feel free to check out our FAQ.

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Equipment requirements

Your child needs a computer or tablet and a stable internet connection to follow classes and submit assignments.

Find out more (in Danish)

Apply for a scholarship

Did you know that Danes Worldwide receives donations every year, which are used to award scholarships for our online education?

Apply here (in Danish)

Why study Danish?

There can be many reasons for learning Danish. Here we have found three of our students with peculiar reasons. Like Valentine, who learned Danish to audition for a Shakespeare play.

What is the meaning of B1 and B2 in our instructional program?

When you set out to learn a new language, you may find it confusing to determine the most appropriate course level. That’s where the CEFR system comes in handy.

How do I register?

Registration and payment is made through our webshop.
Remember, it’s possible to be enrolled in either one of the four terms despite the school years start in September.