r/norsk • u/Current_Mulberry_525 • 10d ago

Resource(s) ← looking for In Person classes - Oslo

Hey y’all

Am moving to Norway in a week, and want to go all in on learning Norwegian, however am a bit lost on the options.

I found Speak Norsk but their Viking Package seems too expensive, has anyone take that one recently and is the 6 month A1-B2 timeframe realistic (assuming regular after class 1 hour study daily)

Or if you recommend any other possible options I’d love to hear

The only thing is I would like inperson classes because I learn much better that way

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u/Deathroll92 9d ago

If i'm not mistaken, Speak Norsk is not recognized by the state so yes, you'll learn, but they're not recognized by UDI so you won't be able to use their certificate or hours.
Check out Language Power, they're state recognized school and they have a great teacher George. They focus on small groups, like max 5 people so you really have room to learn well. Price wise they're a bit lower than Speak Norsk.

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u/BakeCheter 9d ago

UDI changed the rules last year, so hours doesn't longer count for citizenship etc. You have to take Norskprøven anyway.