Technical Swedish 1 (2cr)

Evaluation scale

Approved/Failed

Content scheduling

Detailed schedule available in Moodle.

Objective

You can use the essential language constructions and vocabulary in Swedish language tell about yourself, hobbies, living environment and studies communicate in common field-specific interactive situations use some field-specific vocabulary During Technical Swedish courses 1 and 2 you will acquire the level of proficiency (CEFR B1) in Swedish which is according to the Language Act (424/2003) required for public servants with an academic degree working at a bilingual municipality.

Content

Essential language constructions such as word order Following topics regarding vocabulary and telling about yourself, family, hobbies, living environment and studies Common field-specific interactive situations such as email Field-specific vocabulary in Swedish

Materials

The study material is presented in Moodle.

Teaching methods

The course may have contact and distance learning and include both independent study and teamwork. The learning platform is Moodle. A more detailed study schedule will be available in Moodle. All students will be required to bring their own personal laptops. Studies at HAMK will not always be tied to specific times or classroom facilities. Studies will include digital learning environments and materials. https://www.hamk.fi/byod-bring-your-own-device/?lang=en

Employer connections

The course has no working life cooperation.

Exam schedules

More information about exams and re-sits available in Moodle.

International connections

The course has no international cooperation.

Completion alternatives

The process of Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) must be started well ahead the module start. More information about RPL https://www.hamk.fi/planning-studies/recognition-of-prior-studies-rpl/?lang=en. Please notice that the acquired competences must correspond the outcomes of the degree.

Student workload

1 credit equals approximately 27 hours of studying.