Our Team

Our Team

Our Danish teachers are passionate, experienced, and dedicated to helping you feel more comfortable with your Danish. We know that learning a new language can feel challenging, so it is important for us to create a relaxed and supportive atmosphere where you can feel comfortable trying, making mistakes, and asking questions.

Our team has solid experience teaching Danish to students from many different backgrounds and focus on practical, everyday Danish that you can use in real life.

Our teachers are here to support you, motivate you, and help you feel confident as you learn Danish step by step.

Hi, I’m Katrine! I’m a curious, creative, and social person who loves meeting new people, travelling, and learning about different cultures. When I’m not teaching Danish or studying medicine, I enjoy ceramics, drawing, painting, skating, dancing, and trying new things.

Katrine

I love teaching Danish and making my lessons feel relaxed, practical, and enjoyable. I want you to feel comfortable speaking Danish, making mistakes, asking questions, and having fun along the way.

I lived in Chile for four years, so I know what it’s like to live abroad and navigate a new language and culture. Therefore, I offer Danish lessons for Spanish-speaking students.

I teach students of all ages and levels and adapt every lesson to your interests, everyday life, and goals — whether you’re learning Danish for work, studies, life in Denmark, relationships, or simply because you love languages.

My lessons are relaxed, interactive, and varied, focusing on conversation, pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary, culture, or real-life situations. My goal is to create a safe space where you feel comfortable making mistakes, asking questions, and becoming more confident in Danish.

I’m looking forward to getting to know you and helping you with your Danish!

Laura

Hello! My name is Laura, and I am studying for a master’s in Biology, currently on exchange in Geneva, Switzerland. I am passionate about languages; I have studied German, some Spanish, and right now I’m trying to learn French. I have traveled a lot and lived for shorter periods in Norway, Seoul, Athens, London, and New York. Whenever I’m away, I love to learn basic phrases because it is both fun and practical.

When trying to learn a new language, I think it is essential to dare to speak the language. In my teaching, I will focus on practicing speaking from the first lecture. Apart from that, I believe fun learning equals effective learning, so I’m doing my best to find fun exercises and welcome any specific wishes for the classes that the student may have.

When I’m not studying or working, I enjoy spending time outdoors hiking, climbing, running, or biking. I look forward to meeting you!