LEARN DANISH ON COMPANY PREMISES

Danskbureauet's tutors will travel throughout Zealand to your business premises.

We offer

• lessons in small groups
• intensive courses (one-to-one)

Supplementary written exercises are completed online.

Whether you wish to address micro or macro issues within your company, Danskbureauet is there to provide you with the services you need.

Whatever your needs, our mandate is to provide a programme that is goal oriented and efficient.

More information on Corporate Programmes

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Our students say:

"I have lived in Denmark for 9 years, and have since spring 2007 worked as a receptionist in an international firm. This is where my boss and I agreed that it would be a good idea to work on my Danish pronunciation and accent, because it is important that the clients be able to understand what I say on the phone, and that I understand what is said to me.
At Danskbureauet I have absolutely gotten value for money. I have obtained a personal coaching about how I, as a foreigner, can avoid cultural and linguistic misunderstandings in work related situations, and I have achieved a much better accent and understanding of the Danish language. That is why I highly recommend this course for other foreigners in the same situation."

Grace Barutwanayo (Burundi)

"I currently work at an unemployment fund as a caseworker, where my job consists of guiding our members. This guidance takes place both in writing and orally.
I was born in Turkey and have lived in Denmark since 1976.
In connection with my job, I felt that I needed lessons in Danish. My employer Arbejdskassen STA supported me in this.
I have just finished my course at Danskbureauet. My aim was to improve both in oral and written Danish. I was very impressed with how competent the teacher was. She was immediately capable of finding where I had problems with communication, and we could work on it right away. ... I highly recommend Danskbureauet, as very competent and professional teachers."

Cemal Sahin (Kurt)

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