Learnoasis Danish meets the requirements of the Common European Framework of Languages, the international benchmark for defining language proficiency levels and which is recognised in schools, universities and colleges.

Speak provides intensive Danish language courses at all levels. CLAVIS language school offers danish education and danish language courses to adult foreigners in Denmark.

Choose between daytime, evening time and blended learning. There are also Danish speakers in Schleswig-Holstein in northern Germany, and in Norway, Sweden, Spain, the USA, Canada, Brazil and Argentina. Learning a language shouldn't be made more difficult than it already is. We have adopted an objective and efficient approach to learn how to speak a language easily and quickly: we suggest you to start by memorizing words, phrases and practical expressions that you can use in everyday life and that will be useful when traveling. The levels did not suddenly appear from nowhere in 2001, but were a development over a period of time, as described below. Learn danish at CLAVIS. The CEFR: a turning point The first specification of this “threshold level” was formulated for the English language ( Threshold level , 1975), quickly followed by French ( Un Niveau Seuil , 1976). These CEFR levels correspond to the 10 Berlitz levels and the Berlitz online point scale (from 0 to 30). Recognised learning levels and outcomes. How to learn Danish by yourself? We teach Danish for beginners and all subsequent levels and we have many course offers to choose from, Danish Education, FVU and many specialized courses. It's my desire to make learning Danish accessible no matter where you are, what your level, or how big your bank balance is. With hundreds of videos, dialogues, monologues, and more, you'll have all you need to become fluent. Start with an easy and free online course! Ranging from 1 (beginner) to 10 (professional), our scale will measure your level of language comprehension and practical skills. Danish ()Danish is a North Germanic language with around 5.5 million speakers mainly in Denmark, Greenland and the Faroe Islands. Proficiency Levels We’ve developed a standardized scale for all the languages we teach so we can measure your existing language abilities. The widely used Council of Europe’s Common European Reference Framework for Languages (CEFR) defines different levels of language proficiency to make the evaluation of language skills more transparent and easier to compare. You can choose to learn Danish during daytime, evening, Saturdays, and partly – or 100% online.
Our Danish language courses are for all foreign residents above the age of 18 who have a civil registration number and are entitled to Danish education.