I don't believe in reading tables, memorising words from a list, or only working with one particular text book. Language learning is organic and requires many different tools and many different strategies to achieve success. I've been teaching since 2008 and I started teaching Swedish online in 2016. I'm an accredited Swedex instructor and have experience in preparing students for the Swedish Tisus test.

In my lessons I use a combination of methods and, yes, I do give out homework when appropriate as well. My approach is always to see where you are in your learning and if you have any "knowledge bubbles" - gaps that need to be addressed. Our lessons would balance listening and reading comprehension through a variety of tools.

These are some of the tools I use in my lessons:

* Powerpoint presentations
* Textbooks: Rivstart, Form i Fokus, Text i Fokus, Avancera Ord
* Photographs
* News articles
* Own worksheets

Having confidence is worth everything when learning a new language, so I make sure to always infuse that in every activity we do. Mistakes will happen but they are essential o make meaningful progress. You don't need to worry about that, regardless if you have something like dyslexia or similar, because I am patient and I fully understand that we learn differently and at different speed. You will feel frustrated with yourself but don't let that stop you. It's perfectly normal.

The first taster lesson is free so why not give it a go!