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30 November 2017
International Language School. Nice people in the front desk, they can help for more information
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20 November 2017
Solid language school with many different language possibilities. Teaching material is fairly good and teachers seem to me theoretically well prepared. Still though, there is some heterogeneity in the teaching capabilities of the teaching staff (I had three different teachers). Overall teaching quality is 4/5. Teaching material 4/5. Teacher knowledge 5/5. Concerning Danish classes, opportunities to suit teaching time to one's own daily life is excellent 5/5. I really appreciated the grammar entry test before enrolling in one of the courses. It helps having classes made of quite prepared and capable students that can advance fairly successfully. Concerning the 1-star reviews I read about the school, they are not to be trusted as a measure of evaluation. Who is blaming the school for racism may have failed the entry test for example, and this is why he may have not allowed to enroll. I find it very hard to believe that he was prevented only due to his nationality. Also, concerning the pass rate, I can confirm pass rates of 50-70÷ in he very first levels, but this is due to the fact that is a solid language school that requires effort. Many of the welfare funded students just don't take it seriously and consequently they fail to pass the module.
I am a PhD student in engineering and I am studying at Studieskolen as welfare funded Danish language student, in third level of Danish language course structure (Danish Education 3). My mother tongue is Italian but I also speak English to a C1 level of the CEFR.response / report this review -
18 July 2017
A very good school in Copenhagen. They teach many languages, just see the photo.
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22 June 2017
This school is not as good as people may think. Danish is the 6th language I learn so I have quite some experience when it comes to language classes and teaching methods. The method of teaching Danish at Studieskolen seems to me like going back to primary school. The subjects are very childish and not adapted to adults. There are loads of unappealing homework to do and most classes are sadly boring. A lot of students drop the classes and on top of that there is also a culture of failing students before the exams. The students that are failed repeat the modules, which means extra profit for the school. This might actually work as some sort of scam.
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24 March 2017
The most racist institute I have ever seen. When I wanted to start learning Danish, first I went to this place and they rejected me because I was form iran ( they didn't say that directly but they used stupid excuses like I didn't have a good Danish pronunciation &)
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10 June 2016
The most versatile language school in Copenhagen. A friend of mine studied here and it helped him for sure. I met other foreigners who also had good success in this school. Highly recommended.
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27 November 2015
Really serious school with awesome teachers. They teach in a huge number of languages.
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