Enrolment for intermediate and advanced students
If you speak some Danish already or are a Studieskolen student who has taken a break for more than six weeks, you have to take a level placement test before you can resume your Danish lessons.
At the test you will be asked to write a short text on a given subject followed by an interview with the student advisor who will then assess your starting level.
We have open placement tests four times a week: Monday and Tuesday at 14:00, Wednesday and Thursday at 10:15.
By appointment also Thursdays between 16:00-17:30. Please contact the student advisor. Open testing is done without an appointment - we can test 10 people per day on a first-come, first-served basis.
How long the test takes depends on how many people turn up for the test.
Payment
If you have a social security number (CPR) and residence permit in Denmark we will then send an application for subsidized lessons to your local council. As soon as the council approves the application, we will put you on the waiting list and offer you a class in the next available course.
Remember to sign up early. This usually means 4 weeks before the course start date.
When can you expect to hear from us?
Once approved by the student counsellor, you will be put on a waiting list. If we have a class for you, we will send you an offer by email the week before the courses start.
First we reenroll our current students. Once we know which classes are available from module 1.2 and above, we will send the offers following the waiting list.
Student counselling
The Danish department has two student advisors: cand. mag. Gitte Nørgaard and cand. mag. Jette Thy.
The advisors can help you with questions about beginning and completing your Danish Language Education.
You can contact the student advisors by telephone:
Monday to Friday 09:00-10:00
Monday to Thursday 13:00-14:00
Phone number: 33 18 79 24
Or by e-mail:
infodansk@studieskolen.dk