There are plenty of reasons why you might choose private Norwegian lessons over group classes (or even alongside them).

The biggest advantage of a private lesson is that it’s all about you. It can be shaped around your needs and tailored to your personality. And of course, to your teacher’s as well. Because let’s be honest—we teachers don’t completely step out of our skins either.

Behind the shiny marketing phrase “personalized lessons”, here’s what I actually mean:

The all-important chemistry

Since private learning is a two-person process, the chemistry between student and teacher really matters. And you do have a choice! Pick a teacher who not only explains Norwegian grammar well, but also makes you feel comfortable and enjoy the time you spend learning.

Feedback

Your regular feedback is essential!

You’re learning Norwegian with a goal in mind. You’re investing time, energy, and money—so it’s only fair that you get what you want, in a way that truly works for you. That only happens if you keep me in the loop: What works best for you? Which exercises do you like? In which situations do you feel most at ease?

The more actively you engage with our Norwegian lessons, the more you’ll get out of them. If I know you better, I can provide tasks that are useful for you and shape our sessions so that they feel inspiring and motivating.

The power of spontaneity

In my one-to-one Norwegian classes, I like to stay PRESENT and leave room for spontaneity—tuning into your mood and circumstances in the moment. After all, it’s your learning journey. If you’re completely exhausted one day, why not adapt and practice Norwegian in a way that actually matches how you’re feeling?

Since I enjoy working with people beyond just “teaching,” our sessions often include short (or sometimes long!) conversations tailored to your vocabulary level, and communication tasks based on your everyday life.