In the trial lesson, we get to know each other; who we are and what we like, as well as how we enjoy learning a language. We can also talk about your short and long-term goals in Norwegian/English and where you wish to be in the future.

Every journey starts with a single step, so what are you waiting for?

Let's learn Norwegian/English!

These classes are for students wanting to learn English.

In these classes, we use various resources and methods to utilize the language in fun and interactive ways. Depending on your goals I'll tailor the courses to your personal needs so we can learn about culture, history, sociology, and many other aspects while using the language.

*I offer homework assignments so you can practice what we went over between classes and stay in rhythm until we meet again!
**Due to high traffic I'm not able to refund canceled lessons with less than 24 hours notice.

General English Class

It doesn't matter if you're a beginner, intermediate or your last name is Jensen, this class is for anyone curious about Norway and the Norwegian language.

In these lessons, we use various resources and methods to utilize the language in fun and interactive ways. Depending on your goals I'll tailor the courses to your personal needs so we can learn about culture, history, sociology, and many other aspects while using the language.

*I offer homework assignments so you can practice what we went over between classes and stay in rhythm until we meet again!
**Due to high traffic I'm not able to refund canceled lessons with less than 24 hours notice.

General Norwegian Class

At What's Up I taught English from beginner classes all the way to C1 using presentations, music, roleplay and more. The school had students from all over the world, so I got to experience a lot of variety. At the beginning of every shift I would prepare the classes, but after a while it became second nature to me. The encouragement to develop relationships with students was one of the things that made the environment at the academy very memorable. Overall it was a great experience for me.

I worked in schools for kids and young adults teaching English. Classes ranged from 1-40 students. Before every day started I had to prep the classes as well. A lot of responsibility, but it was an amazing experience.

An Eikaiwa is a type of language conversation class in Japan. People come in informal settings like at cafes and bars and talk to a native speaker. Here I was responsible for "selling myself" to the students and providing high quality lessons day in and day out. Building relationships were also fatal as well as pairing students together matching the same interests and age groups. I also did bar events where I was responsible for 30+ students and had to come up with games and interesting topics.