
Intensive B2 Written Norwegian - Online Group Course (JANUARY-FEBRUARY)
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Course Description
- Course period: 11.01.2027-22.02.2027
- Days: Monday and Thursday
- Time: 17:00-20:00
- Total assignments: 14 written (2 per week)
- Materials: NOTE B2 Advanced online course + Karense B2 written webinar
- Prerequisite: The course will only run if there are at least 7 participants 1 week before the start date
Written Norwegian B2 is a course for those preparing for the Norwegian test and aiming to reach B2 level in the written exam. The course is online in groups, so you can join from anywhere, and it is aligned with the 2026 Norwegian tests.
There are 25 spots available, and the course consists of 50 hours (45-minute teaching hours).
The course focuses on four main assessment areas:
- Text structure
- Spelling and punctuation
- Vocabulary and expressions
- Grammar
Grammar training focuses on sentence building and linking ideas. Writing focuses on paragraph structure and how to write complete argumentative texts. You will write two assignments per week, including complaint letters and argumentative essays similar to the exam tasks.
All topics are based on current issues that may appear in the test, such as work life, politics, education, health, and environment. You must write without aids so your level can be assessed properly. Teachers give detailed feedback, level assessment, and advice on how to improve from B1 to B2 if needed. Several teachers are experienced examiners for the Norwegian test.
Right of withdrawal
For online courses, a 14-day right of withdrawal applies in accordance with the Norwegian Right of Withdrawal Act, as long as the course has not been used for more than one hour. For online group courses with a teacher, the course is considered started once the first teaching session has begun. After this, no refund is given.
Financing
The course can be financed by the participant, NAV, an employer, or others. Many trade unions also offer grants, for example through LO’s education fund.
Course Curriculum
No curriculum data available.
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Nina Brigitte Langtvedt
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Description
Course Description
- Course period: 11.01.2027-22.02.2027
- Days: Monday and Thursday
- Time: 17:00-20:00
- Total assignments: 14 written (2 per week)
- Materials: NOTE B2 Advanced online course + Karense B2 written webinar
- Prerequisite: The course will only run if there are at least 7 participants 1 week before the start date
Written Norwegian B2 is a course for those preparing for the Norwegian test and aiming to reach B2 level in the written exam. The course is online in groups, so you can join from anywhere, and it is aligned with the 2026 Norwegian tests.
There are 25 spots available, and the course consists of 50 hours (45-minute teaching hours).
The course focuses on four main assessment areas:
- Text structure
- Spelling and punctuation
- Vocabulary and expressions
- Grammar
Grammar training focuses on sentence building and linking ideas. Writing focuses on paragraph structure and how to write complete argumentative texts. You will write two assignments per week, including complaint letters and argumentative essays similar to the exam tasks.
All topics are based on current issues that may appear in the test, such as work life, politics, education, health, and environment. You must write without aids so your level can be assessed properly. Teachers give detailed feedback, level assessment, and advice on how to improve from B1 to B2 if needed. Several teachers are experienced examiners for the Norwegian test.
Right of withdrawal
For online courses, a 14-day right of withdrawal applies in accordance with the Norwegian Right of Withdrawal Act, as long as the course has not been used for more than one hour. For online group courses with a teacher, the course is considered started once the first teaching session has begun. After this, no refund is given.
Financing
The course can be financed by the participant, NAV, an employer, or others. Many trade unions also offer grants, for example through LO’s education fund.
Curriculum
Course Curriculum
No curriculum data available.
Instructor
Meet Your Instructor