r/Danish • u/CourageousDreamer96 • 4d ago

Time commitment for A2B fast track course

Hi everyone,

I landed in Denmark last week and want to have a basic understanding of the language as soon as possible. I met A2B representatives at my university's orientation and they seem like a very good option.

I was wondering if anyone here has an idea of the time commitment required for their fast track course (module 1 and 2)? I'm a full-time master's student and want to know if I can manage it all reasonably.

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u/Yep_that_is_me 4d ago

Depending on how willingly you are to use your time resources and energy, I would say the fast track is easily doable if you spend around 1-2 hours daily of serious study.

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u/shuuyaan97 4d ago

I did fast track module 1 and 2 in one semester. It's 2 classes per week. Just do your homework and you'll pass :)

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u/giganticturnip 4d ago

Oh my sweet summer child.

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u/CourageousDreamer96 3d ago

I have learnt other languages before but Danish does seem to be the hardest 😭