Danskuddannelse 1: For dig, der ikke kan læse og skrive på dit modersmål (analfabeter) eller ikke kender det latinske alfabet. Mål: Grundlæggende mundtlig dansk samt basale læse- og skrivefærdigheder, så du kan begå dig i hverdagen og på arbejdsmarkedet.
Danskuddannelse 2: For dig, der har en kort skolebaggrund fra hjemlandet. Mål: At du lærer at forstå, tale, læse og skrive dansk på et niveau, der gør dig i stand til at klare et almindeligt job eller en arbejdsmarkedsuddannelse.
Danskuddannelse 3: For dig, der har en mellemlang eller lang skolebaggrund (fx studentereksamen eller videregående uddannelse) og er vant til at lære fremmedsprog. Mål: At du opnår et højt danskniveau, så du kan få job på dit niveau eller tage en videregående uddannelse i Danmark.
Modultest og prøver
Hver uddannelse består af 6 moduler. Hvert modul afsluttes med en modultest, som du skal bestå for at rykke videre til næste modul. Uddannelsen afsluttes med prøve i Dansk 1, 2 eller 3.
Workrelated danish tuition includes lessons for up to 250 hours within an 18 month period, split between 5 blocks of 50 hours each. Lessons will be adapted, as much as possible, to your job and your workrelated needs for obtaining danish language skills. In completion of work related danish tuitions, you have the right to be accepted on to an ordinary danish education for up to 3 years, where you will be given an opportunity to take a danish examination, if you wish to strenghten you language skills further.
Danish course 1 is relevant, if you have no reading or writing abilities in your own language and also relevant for Latin illiterates who doesn't master the European writing system. The course is aimed at obtaining basic skills in verbal danish, reading and writing, so you will be able to navigate in danish society and the labor market.
Danish course 2 is relevant, if you only have some schooling and educational background (8-10 years)from your home country. The aim is to read, speak and understand danish, so you can navigate in danish society and the labor market, or advance further in the educational system.
Danish course 3 is relevant if you have at least 12 years of school, typically bachelor or graduate degrees from your home country, and its expected that you have to learn danish relatively quickly. The aim is to obtain employment, undergo further education and take an active role in danish society.
Module test: There are 6 modules in each of the danish courses, where all modules concludes with a test. Once you pass a module test, you advance to the next module.