courses - Folkuniversitetet - Uppsala

This is a course for those with no or very limited prior knowledge of the Swedish language. After you finish this course you will be able to introduce yourself and talk a little about yourself, use simple phrases in everyday situations, understand most of what is said in a simple and slow speech about familiar topics, and to be acquainted with basic Swedish grammar.

When you finish this course you will have expanded your vocabulary, you will be able to participate and give feedback in simple informative conversations as well as able to read and understand a simpler text.

This is a course for those who have completed the course A1 part 1. To be able to take part in a very simple conversation based on given phrases. After this course you will be able to express opinions in a very simple way based on given phrases, to express opinions in a very simple way based on given phrases.

The goal of this course is for you to be able to communicate in an adequate way both privately and professionally, to understand most of what is said in discussions and on radio and television and to read and understand general texts, newspapers, and simple fiction.

The goal of this course is for you to read demanding texts and also be aware of implicit content. That you can express yourself almost completely unhindered without looking for words. Finally, you will be able to make a clear and well-structured statement about complex matters and give detailed descriptions.

This is a course for you who have acquired the knowledge of Swedish at level B1. The goal of this course is for you to have some knowledge of Swedish at level B2 according to the Council of Europe's reference framework for languages. Once you have reached level B2, you can follow the main features of complex texts. You can communicate fluently so that a conversation with a native runs virtually smoothly. You can express yourself clearly and in detail on many different topics.

This is a course for you who have read Swedish A2 in its entirety or have equivalent knowledge. When you finish this course, you will be able to present your own opinions simply and argue for your position, read and understand the main features of an everyday text, and be able to produce a shorter narrative text.