1-on-1 and GROUP online lessons Β· across Canada

Learn Swedish, properly.
With Chris.

Personalized online lessons for beginners and intermediate learners β€” taught by a Canadian who learned it the same way you’re about to.

1-on-1 Sessions Mon-Wed Group Lessons Thurs-Fri OFF on Sat, Sun Flexible Payments Flexible Schedulling All on Google Meet
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Learn Swedish with Chris
Canadian teacherLessons in clear English
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βœ“ Beginner Friendly
βœ“ Flexible Schedule

Learn Swedish.
Confidently with
Chris

Personalized online Swedish lessons for beginners and
intermediate learners across Canada.

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What We Offer

Choose Your
Learning Plan

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Beginner Group
Package

Start from scratch and learn Swedish fundamentals β€” greetings, grammar basics, and everyday phrases.

$50 / session

  • 4 sessions per month
  • Beginner vocabulary sheets
  • Custom Lesson Materials
  • Email support
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Intensive 1:1 Beginner
Course

Fast-track fluency with daily practice, immersive exercises, and real-world conversation drills.

$150 / session

  • Daily sessions
  • Cultural immersion material
  • 1-on-1 conversation coaching
  • Exam/test prep support
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Intensive 1:1 Intermediate
Course

Accelerate your intermediate skills with focused, personalized 1-on-1 coaching every day.

$200 / session

  • Daily sessions
  • Cultural immersion material
  • 1-on-1 conversation coaching
  • Exam/test prep support
  • Custom Lesson Materials
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How it works

Three steps. No guesswork.

You don't need to know where to start. That's the whole point of having a teacher.

01

Book an intro chat

Pick a time that suits you. We talk through your goals, your level, and what you actually want to use Swedish for.

02

Get a plan that fits

I build lessons around you β€” your pace, your interests, the words you'll actually use. No generic textbook march.

03

Start speaking

You talk from the first lesson. Grammar shows up when it's useful, not as a wall to climb before you're allowed to speak.

Why Choose Chris

Teaching That
Actually Works

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Native English Speaker

Chris understands exactly how English-speaking Canadians think β€” so explanations are always crystal clear.

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Structured Curriculum

Every lesson is planned with clear goals, vocabulary lists, and practical exercises β€” not winging it.

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Conversational Focus

Learn to actually speak Swedish β€” not just memorize grammar rules that don't stick.

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Flexible Scheduling

Book lessons that fit your life. Morning, evening, or weekends β€” Chris works around your schedule.

My journey

How I learned Swedish.

I didn't grow up speaking Swedish. I'm a Canadian who decided one day to learn it from scratch β€” no heritage, no immersion, just genuine curiosity and a lot of trial and error.

I tried apps, YouTube channels, and group classes. Most of it felt slow, generic, or just plain boring. What actually worked was structured conversation with someone who could explain the "why" in plain English.

That's exactly what I bring to every lesson. I know the shortcuts, the tricky bits, and the mistakes you're going to make β€” because I made them first.

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Started from zero

No Swedish background whatsoever β€” just a Canadian with a goal and a lot of patience.

Tried every method

Apps, group classes, YouTube β€” tested them all so you don't have to waste time on the wrong ones.

Found what actually works

Structured 1-on-1 conversation with clear English explanations β€” faster progress, less frustration.

Now teaching others

I teach the exact method that worked for me β€” tailored to each student's pace and goals.

FAQ

Good questions.

When and why did you start learning Swedish?

It all started on Tuesday, May 19th, 2020.

When the pandemic hit, I was very bored at home, and wanted to learn a new language. So, I chose Swedish. The reason why was because my dad had a geography book that had a picture of Sweden on it. Also, I love ABBA (the Swedish music band), so that's why I wanted to learn Swedish.

Was it hard to learn Swedish? If so, what was hard about it?

The hardest part of learning Swedish for me was finding people to practice with. I had no friends that knew Swedish (my friend group at the time), and I knew no one in Sweden, neither online or in person that I could practice with. The pronunciation was okay for me, but finding someone to talk to was harder.

Did you take a course? If so, how did it go?

I actually did take a course for a little while from January to March 2023 with a guy named David. It went really well at first, but by March, I had to cancel because I didn't have the funds to cover for March. I felt ashamed for even taking it in the first place.

Did you feel like giving up?

I felt like giving up my dream of learning Swedish forever. I felt hopeless. I thought I was the only one who was learning Swedish, and that I was never going to find someone to talk to or a free course.

Were you ever judged for learning the language?

I was never judged for learning the language, but I did feel like that if I told my friend group that I was learning Swedish, they would judge me for it, laugh at me, reject me and simply not want to be my friend because I was learning a language they didn't speak or understand. But, that was not the case.

If you have any more good questions to ask me, feel free to contact me at 647-540-5603 to ask more good questions about my journey.

Ready to say your first words?

Book an intro chat with Chris and start learning Swedish the way that actually works β€” out loud, with a real teacher.

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