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Foundation Course A – Supplementary Swedish for children aged 6–7
Foundation Course B – Supplementary Swedish for Primary School, 7-8 years old
Basic Course C – Supplementary Swedish for Primary School, 8-9 years old
Foundation Course D – Complementary Swedish for Lower/Middle Primary, Ages 9-10
Foundation Course E in Supplementary Swedish for Lower Secondary (Years 4–6), ages 10–11
Basic Course F – Supplementary Swedish for Middle School, ages 11-12
Basic Course G – Supplementary Swedish for Middle/Junior High School, 12-13 years old
Foundation Course H – Complementary Swedish for Secondary School, Ages 13–14
Foundation Course I – Supplementary Swedish for Lower Secondary School, ages 14–15
Foundation Course J – Complementary Swedish for Upper Secondary School, 16-18 years old
Foundation Course K – Supplementary Swedish for Upper Secondary Level, ages 17–20
Beginner Swedish Course – Elementary School, ages 7-9
Beginner Course in Swedish – Middle School, Ages 10–12
Beginner Swedish Course – Junior High and High School, Ages 13–18
Swedish for Beginners, Intermediate Level – Middle & High School, ages 13-19
My daughter Alicia and I have had the opportunity to try SMUL Academy’s new learning material “Vår svenska” for a full year. “Vår svenska – a textbook” is an accessible learning resource with text by Maria Diemar and illustrations by Ella Quesnel. Alicia attends an...
Sometimes it strikes me how natural SMUL has become for us. My son is currently in Foundation Course G and will turn 12 in a couple of months. This is his fifth year at SMUL, and every week he logs in to his lesson without protests or sighs, rather with a sense of...
Two and a half years ago, we, the Österlind family, moved to Liberia. Our son Miles, who would have started third grade in Sweden at the time, had to put his English skills to the test and begin attending American school. Swedish is always spoken at home, but it did...
- Hur var letkionen idag? – Bra. – Lärde du dig något intressant? – Ja. (Följt av avvisande tystnad….) Nej, det är oftast inte mycket information jag får av mina (nästan) tonåringar. Men som föräldern som pratar svenska i familjen är jag ändå så tacksam för den där...
Det här året började våra 6-åriga tvillingtjejer i skolan och eftersom det inte erbjuds någon hemspråksundervisning här där vi bor på Sardinien så skrev jag in dem på SMUL-akademin. Vi provade först med onlineundervisning, men det fungerade inte så bra för oss. Jag...
Mattias bor i Bangkok, Thailand med sin fru och deras två söner. Även om Sverige geografiskt sett är långt bort, finns svenskan levande i hemmet. Så här får de vardagen med flerspråkighet att fungera. Leon är nästan nio år gammal och bor i Bangkok i Thailand. Han har...
Do you live with your family outside of Sweden or are you considering moving? You may sometimes find yourself wondering how things will work out for your children and the Swedish language as the influence of the language of the country where you live grows stronger as...
Sometimes solutions come from the most unexpected places. My son Karl was born and raised in Marple, England, and I had always intended to teach him Swedish. The best of intentions… it started out well; I bought Swedish picture books, we read and listened to...
SMUL Academy teacher, Maria Diemar, creates new educational material for beginners in Swedish for primary school.
Fourteen years ago, I started a small parent network to support children's Swedish studies abroad. I could never have imagined in my wildest dreams what change it would lead to. What began as a modest grassroots initiative has grown into the Association of Swedish...
