English Language School

Påmeldingen til sommerkurset i engelsk på nivå A2 er åpen. Det vil holdes på nettet i Zoom om kvelden. Oppstart er 18. juni. Totalt er det 22 oppmøter á 2 undervisningstimer timer på kveldstid; tirsdager og torsdager.

Kurset undervises av en sertifisert amerikansk lærer som har engelsk som morsmål. Hvis du går glipp av timene, kan læreren ta opp timen, som deretter kan sees i opptaket.

Hvem passer dette kurset for? Voksne og ungdoms- og videregående elever.

Pris: kr 130,- pr undervisningstime i små grupper.
Totalprisen for sommerkurset er 5720 kr . Vi gir 20% rabatt dersom du betaler for kurset før 16. juni (4576 kr). Begrenset antall plasser.

🎅 What do people usually do during Christmas holidays in Norway after Christmas Eve? 🎅

😇 This is a period of peace and comfort at home, quiet working days, school holidays, family visits and special Christmas dishes such as porridge, gingerbread, etc. 😇

🎄 During the Christmas period, it is usual to watch Christmas films and programs: Amalies jul, Jul I Svingen, Snøfall, Jul I Blåfjell, Migrapolis julespesiel, Migrapolis Nå er det jul igjen, Tre nøtter til Askepott, Karsten og Petra and many others.🎄

🍪 Throughout December, Norwegians traditionally bake cookies: pepperkaker, serinakaker, goro, fattigmann, smultringer, sjakkruter, julekaker. In the old days, Norwegian housewives had to bake at least seven different types of cookies for Christmas, now they are limited to two or three. 🍪

🐐 Norway has a wonderful tradition of “julebukk” during the “romjul” period of December 27th - 30th, when young people and children walk from farm to farm, playing and singing Christmas carols. One of the groups is always dressed as goats, sometimes with a mask made of straw, and they receive food and drinks as a reward. Unfortunately, at present this tradition has been replaced by Halloween in cities, but in some villages the tradition is still alive. 🐐

🎡 As in many European countries, on Christmas Eve, most Norwegian cities host traditional Christmas markets and Christmas shows. All cities and villages are decorated with lights and garlands, and some go for more unusual ventures. For example, in Bergen, kindergartens, schools, businesses and simply city residents build a whole gingerbread city from gingerbread cookies every year. This tradition dates back to 1991. If you are in Bergen, be sure to visit PEPPERKAKEBYEN. 🎡

🎠 In winter, the town of Røros, with its unique ancient architecture, turns into a real fairy tale. And in Drøbak visit Tregaarden, a beautiful Christmas shop. Original glassware can be purchased at the Hadeland Glassverk glass workshop near Oslo. 🎠

👉 And how do you spend your Christmas holidays? Share your story with us!