Finnish courses - Learn Finnish in Berlin (Sprachenatelier)

Please be aware that the minimum German language requirement for participation in our foreign language courses is B1.

Our language school offers a variety of Finnish courses from beginner to intermediate ability, offering a range of course types: morning, afternoon and evening courses (1 x Week), crash courses, intensive courses and educational-leave courses (2-5 x Week), conversation courses and language courses for business and travel (1-2 x Week) as well as specialised one-on-one courses.

We highly suggest that all students with some Finnish language skills (no matter how little) sit an introductory Finnish test before applying to a course.

Course start dates aren't restricted to semesters, trimesters or quarters but run all year round depending on the number of participants.

This allows our students a degree of flexibility in their learning and any information regarding the course timetable is updated daily.

Whether you live in Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg, Lichtenberg or Neuköln, you'll find that our language school is central and easy to get to, nestled right in the heart of Berlin-Friedrichshain. Check out the school's location here.

Important information about our Finnish courses.

Group sizes

Evening/part-time Intensive courses: 5-9 participants

Intensive/educational-leave courses: 4-10 participants

Teaching staff

Dedicated, qualified and native academics

With years of experience

Learning material

Group courses: Level A1.1-A1.(6) Yski, kaksi, kolme. Finnish for german speakers (course- and workbook), ISBN: 978-3944312125

One-on-one lessons: after consultation

Level & Hours of learning

Per Level (A1, A2, B1 e.c.t.) approximately 96-120 hours

Evening courses & part-time courses are divided in sub-levels every 24 hours

Completion of a level for example A1: A1.1 – (approx) A1.6

Method of learning

Communicative, direct, activity-orientated, active participation, competent-orientated translation of learned material in every-day situations, consideration for the requirements and wishes of participants.

Course includes: Written and oral expressions, listening and reading comprehensions.

Language of teaching: Finnish

For more information about our Finnish courses please contact us here

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German Exam Dates in Berlin

Here is all the important information about the following TELC German Exams at Sprachenatelier- Berlin: 2019: 25.+26.01.19, 22.+23.02.19, 22.+23.03.19, 17.+18.05.19, 14.+15.06.19, 19.+20.07.19, 23.+24.08.19, 20.+21.09.19, 15.+16.11.19, 06.+07.12.19

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Group sizes	Evening/part-time Intensive courses: 5-9 participants Intensive/educational-leave courses: 4-10 participants
Teaching staff	Dedicated, qualified and native academics With years of experience
Learning material	Group courses: Level A1.1-A1.(6) Yski, kaksi, kolme. Finnish for german speakers (course- and workbook), ISBN: 978-3944312125 One-on-one lessons: after consultation
Level & Hours of learning	Per Level (A1, A2, B1 e.c.t.) approximately 96-120 hours Evening courses & part-time courses are divided in sub-levels every 24 hours Completion of a level for example A1: A1.1 – (approx) A1.6
Method of learning	Communicative, direct, activity-orientated, active participation, competent-orientated translation of learned material in every-day situations, consideration for the requirements and wishes of participants. Course includes: Written and oral expressions, listening and reading comprehensions. Language of teaching: Finnish