As an international student, you can take Danish language classes for free. The classes are designed specifically for international students.
The Danish Language Program (DU3) is divided into 6 modules—corresponding to levels A1 through C1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). You must complete modules 1–4 with an official module test. Module 5 concludes with an exam in May/June or November/December. Module 6 concludes with the Study Test and is the level required if you wish to pursue a Danish-language degree program in Denmark.
Classes take place at CLAVIS or, by arrangement, at your educational institution, and will become part of your student life. When you attend classes, you’ll have the opportunity to meet other international students from various fields of study.
You can complete part of the coursework online. If you’re unable to attend a class session, you can still keep up with the material. On our online platform “itslearning,” you can practice pronunciation, grammar, reading, listening, and writing.
CLAVIS holds information sessions at most educational institutions at the start of the semester, as well as open houses with placement tests. If you’d like to learn Danish for free, contact CLAVIS.
New classes start on a rolling basis.
Deposit: The deposit of 2.000 DKK must be paid prior to course start. The full deposit will be reimbursed when you complete the modules with a test within a certain timeframe or when you take the final exam. Read more about rules for reimbursement of deposit.
NB! You have to pay deposit prior to course start Payment terms
Before you start your Danish Education at CLAVIS, we invite you to an interview in order to evaluate which of the three Danish educations and which of the six modules suits you the best. When you start at CLAVIS you will receive all relevant information and guidance regarding your Danish education – along with time frames for your tuition, module tests, exams etc.
