The classes focus on:
- Work-related vocabulary based on your needs;
- Authentic teaching materials, primarily based on situations and materials from your workplace;
- Relevant speech acts and genres.
The course consists of 5 modules of 50 lessons and blends face-to-face teaching with online learning which allows you to fit the course into your professional life. Participation is free of charge if you start on the first module within your first year in Denmark, and haven’t attended any other Danish course offered in accordance with the Act on Danish for Adult Foreigners previously.
For more information on the course, the requirements for free participation and how to sign up, please download Intro-dansk for knowledge workers.
If you are not eligible for this Intro-dansk course, please access our list of useful links, when searching for Danish classes in Greater Copenhagen.
The Danish Democracy
Why do Danes act the way they do? And what are the principal Danish political values? By offering a brief introduction to the modern history, national identity, political culture and society of your new home country, we help you break the code to understand the Danish democracy and mentality.
Please come and join our four-part course on Danish democracy, politics and society. The course is developed and run by Cph Volunteers and consists of four lectures that can be combined with three guided tours to the Danish parliament, Folketinget, including meetings with Danish politicians.
All lectures and tours are free of charge and will be conducted in English.
For more information about the lectures and how to sign up, please download Introduction to Danish Democracy
Take part in local volunteer services and become a larger part of the Danish society
Taking part in local volunteer opportunities – where Danish language skills are not a requirement – is both fun and rewarding. While having fun you will slowly discover that you have become a larger part of the Danish society.
Besides the personal and social gains, volunteer work can also expand your professional network and be your first step towards an ordinary job in Denmark.
Learn more about the volunteer sector in Copenhagen and its broad spectrum of initiatives by contacting Cph Volunteers.
How do I find Accommodation?
How to find accommodation in Copenhagen? We offer you guidance on how to find a suitable home that meets your needs and preferences.
Accommodation can be difficult to find in Copenhagen, and as a newcomer it is even harder to get an overview. We can help you in your search for a place to live, with this guide, to decide whether to rent or buy, what types of accommodation are available and how much they might cost.
Please find the guide here
CPH International Service has also developed an expanded Accommodation guide, including information about the different neighbourhoods in Copenhagen.
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