Business Swedish – step 1 |
8 halfdays |
Course Dates
Date |
Price |
Place |
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8 October, 15 October, 22 October, 29 October, 4 November, 12 November, 19 November, 26 November 2010 |
11 500 | Stockholm |
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• learn how to write simple e-mails in Swedish
• phrases and expressions for professional situations
• develop your Swedish vocabulary
In order to be effective at work in Sweden, professionals need a good command of spoken and written Swedish. This course will provide you with an introduction to Business Swedish and the language skills you need in order to feel confident and work effectively in professional situations.
This course will develop your business Swedish vocabulary and help you learn the right phrases for different situations. In addition, you will receive simple, useful advice on the use of rhetoric to make your communication style more direct and more results-oriented.
The course literature consists of our popular books on Business Swedish: Speaking and listening.
Welcome to a course on Business Swedish tailored to suit your needs and your reality.
Program
Programme
Useful words and expressions when talking about:
| • | your personal/professional background and interests |
| • | your work and responsibilities |
| • | daily work activities |
| • | the company and what’s going on in the industry |
Practice in:
| • | receiving visitors at work |
| • | starting a meeting and welcoming participants |
| • | taking part in conversation when socialising, for example during coffee breaks |
| • | comparing different cultures and ways of working |
Using correct language
| • | getting word order and tense right |
| • | correcting mistakes in spoken and written Swedish |
| • | writing simple e-mail |
Coursefact
Non-Swedish professional people who have recently completed a short beginner’s Swedish course.
Eight half-days, 9.00-12.00. Arenavägen 61, Stockholm-Globen.
To provide the skills in Swedish necessary to:
| • | to receive visitors, start meetings and welcome participants |
| • | to talk about yourself and your responsibilities |
| • | to talk about daily work activities and what’s happening in the industry |
| • | to talk about different cultures and ways of working |
| • | write short simple e-mail. |
The course focuses on spoken language and provides you with plenty of practical exercises. Correct use of language is practised verbally for realistic work situations. You will receive writing assignments between lessons in order to practise and consolidate your new skills.
Level A2 according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. You will find the scale here. Before the course you will do a needs analysis where you are interviewed on the telephone and asked to write a short text.
The course is an introduction to the next step which is Business Swedish level 2 and prepares the learner for the Stockholm Chamber of Commerce Certificate in Business Swedish.
Lise Murphy
The fee for the course includes documentation and morning/afternoon coffee. VAT is not included.
For booking, information and consultation please ring on 08-600 62 00. You can also book a place by:
• clicking on “Booking" in the “Course
Dates" box on our website.
• or mailing us or faxing us with your
booking:
E-mail: kurs@foretagsuniversitetet.se
Fax number: 08-600 29 50