In the first module of the A2 level Norwegian course, students will continue to increase their confidence in speaking Norwegian. In this course, you’ll learn:

• How to discuss the weather, different seasons, and the climate;
• To talk about various activities, both indoors and outdoors;
• More about Norway, its culture and society;
• To communicate effectively in work settings;
• To express your feelings and share your ideas and opinions;
• To talk about your body and how you’re feeling;
• How to interact in hospitals or during medical appointments;
• About the healthcare system, emergency services, and other vital information.

You’ll also dive into key grammar concepts, such as adjectives, how to construct sentences, different types of prepositions and connecting words, and using verbs in both the present and past tense.

In the second part of the A2 level Norwegian language course, students can keep enhancing their Norwegian skills, gaining more confidence and ease in conversations. This is the final module before moving to the intermediate level (B1 level). In this course, you’ll learn:

• How to discuss housing;
• To buy and sell items online;
• To ask for directions and navigate around the city;
• About the school system in Norway;
• To talk about various jobs and professions;
• To chat about different dates, celebrations, and traditions in Norway;
• To share your work experience and prepare for job interviews;
• To discuss your future plans and goals;
• To converse and learn about salary, taxes, and other work-related information in Norway.

You’ll also cover essential grammar, including adjectives, how to structure sentences, different types of prepositions and connecting words, and using verbs in both present and past tense.

The A2 level Norwegian language course helps students advance their Norwegian skills, boosting their confidence in everyday life in Norway. In this course, you’ll learn:

• How to talk about the weather, seasons, and climate;
• To discuss indoor and outdoor activities;
• More about Norway, including its society and culture;
• To express your feelings, body, ideas, and opinions;
• How to interact in hospitals and understand the Norwegian healthcare system;
• To discuss housing and how to buy and sell things online;
• To ask for directions and navigate cities;
• About the Norwegian school system;
• To talk about different jobs and professions;
• To discuss various dates, celebrations, and traditions in Norway;
• How to describe your work experience in job interviews;
• To talk about your future plans and goals;
• About salary, taxes, and other work-related details in Norway.

You’ll also delve into important grammar topics, like adjectives, sentence structure, different types of prepositions and connecting words, and using verbs in the present and past tense.