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Swedish tutor Tom Oliver J

Tom Oliver J

4.99
567 Lessons
From
$38.60 / h

Tom Oliver J

From
Sweden
Speaks
English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, and Swedish
"Tom is deft at identifying your problem area and coming up with strategies. He gives just the right amount of..."
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Swedish tutor Melker E

Melker E

5.0
133 Lessons
From
$20.95 / h
From
Sweden
Speaks
English, French, German, Romanian, Russian, Spanish, and Swedish
"Melker is a very supportive and patient teacher who is very knowledgeable and aims to bring something new to every..."
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Swedish tutor Eva M

Eva M

5.0
1098 Lessons
From
$29.77 / h
From
Sweden
Speaks
English, Hebrew, Spanish, and Swedish
"Gott åt kommer ikapp!"
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Swedish tutor Julian K

Julian K

4.95
601 Lessons
From
$33.08 / h
From
Sweden
Speaks
English, German, and Swedish
"It was great, session felt very solid I have learned many things, his pace is great and I feel very..."
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Swedish tutor Stina Viktoria S

Stina Viktoria S

5.0
495 Lessons
From
$36.39 / h

Stina Viktoria S

From
Sweden
Speaks
English, Italian, Spanish, and Swedish
"I am learning Swedish with Viktoria and am very happy of my improvements! She is patient and adapts the material..."
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Swedish tutor Peter M

Peter M

5.0
491 Lessons
From
$16.54 / h
From
Sweden
Speaks
English, Portuguese, and Swedish
"I AM VERY MOTIVATED IN LEARNING MORE AND MORE. VERY INTRESTING CLASS. MONICAH CHEROBON"
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Swedish tutor Enes K

Enes K

5.0
42 Lessons
From
$22.06 / h
From
Sweden
Speaks
Bosnian, English, and Swedish
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Swedish tutor Isabella N

Isabella N

5.0
139 Lessons
From
$25.36 / h
From
Sweden
Speaks
English, German, Portuguese, Spanish, and Swedish
"Isabella is a really great teacher. I finally feel I am making solid progress with my Swedish. Lessons are well..."
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Frequently Asked Questions

On LanguaTalk, you can find exceptional tutors for 1-on-1 Swedish lessons tailored to your goals and learning preferences. Here’s how to try it for yourself:

1 - Find your ideal tutor by browsing videos, reviews, pricing and availability.

2 - Book a trial. Many tutors offer a 30-minute trial for free; others charge a discounted price.

3 - Take personalised lessons with your new tutor via video call. Or try someone else.

No card is required to book a free trial session. Please only book if you’re considering taking lessons. Pricing varies by tutor and you can use the filter to find someone who fits your budget. You can pay one lesson at a time, or buy in bulk for a discount (open a tutor's profile to see their pricing options).

We’re confident you’ll love learning via LanguaTalk. We're trusted by students all over the world because we're transparent. We ask students to rate each lesson, and we display reviews on tutors’ profiles.

99.8% of lesson ratings are 5 stars. Why? Because unlike other platforms, we accept only the top 10% of tutor applications.

To see our full FAQs or get help from our friendly team, click the 'Help' button in the bottom-right. You can also watch students talking about their experiences learning via LanguaTalk below.

1-on-1 lessons are perhaps the best way to improve speaking skills, and because of this many students use LanguaTalk to learn to speak Swedish fluently. That said, some people have other, more specific goals. Let your tutor know what your goals are and they'll tailor the lessons to your personal needs. Most tutors can help with any of the following:

  • Practical Swedish for travelling or integration
  • Swedex exam preparation
  • Business Swedish
  • Improving specific skills: speaking, reading, listening & writing
  • Preparation for school exams – A Levels / Baccalaureate etc.
  • Grammar (for all levels)
  • Improving pronunciation

Most of the Swedish tutors on our site are able to teach students of all levels. When you click on a tutor's profile you'll see if certain levels are not supported. For example, certain tutors cannot teach complete beginners.

Whilst the majority of tutors offer Zoom Swedish classes for adults, you’ll see on profiles that only some of them are suitable for kids and teenagers. If your son/daughter wants to take lessons to support their school/college studies, you can optionally provide the tutor with the materials or topics covered. Please note that as per our Terms & Conditions, students who are under 18 must get permission from a legal guardian before booking.

New to LanguaTalk? You'll have one credit for a free trial. Most tutors offer a trial for free. If they do not, they’ll offer a trial session at a discount compared to their usual hourly rate.

Trial sessions are 30 minutes. They allow you to assess whether the tutor is a good fit for you, and get a feel for learning online. The tutor will assess your level and aim to understand your needs and interests so that they can customise any lessons you decide to take. You'll be encouraged to speak in Swedish as much as possible, but of course you can speak in English too! Book a trial today to see if taking Swedish lessons on Zoom works well for you.

After your session, if you feel that the tutor isn’t quite right for you, you can simply book a trial with someone else.

Lessons are taught 1-on-1 so that you receive your tutor’s full attention and can make fast progress. Communicating via video call, you’ll be able to talk to your tutor and share learning materials as if you were in the same room.

The tutors vary in terms of their teaching methods, resources, experience, and personalities. So we suggest you look at several profiles to choose the best tutor for you. Whichever tutor you pick, they'll aim to tailor the lessons to your individual needs.

The vast majority of students take 55-minute lessons. But some tutors also provide the option of 30-minute lessons. If they do, you’ll see this noted on their profile (below their pricing and above the ‘Buy Lessons’ button).

55-minute lessons are recommended for most students. In general, we only suggest considering 30-minute lessons if they’re for your child, or you have an intermediate level and only want conversation practice.

The beauty of taking lessons online is that you can learn anytime, anywhere. To see tutors who are likely to fit your weekly schedule, use the availability filter at the top. Then when you see a tutor you like, check their profile calendar to make sure their time slots work for you. Some tutors have limited availability as they already have lots of students.

We want students to have an exceptional learning experience on LanguaTalk, so we only accept the very best tutor applications. Though we consider qualifications and experience, we place equal value on communication skills, personality and reviews from previous students. Almost all of the tutors are native speakers of the language they teach, and they can speak English too.

Each tutor is unique - they have different backgrounds, strengths, teaching methods and personalities. So we suggest you browse several profiles to find the right tutor for you.

Our booking system is designed to be easy to use. You can see tutors' available slots in your local time zone. If you choose to book lessons with a tutor, you'll be able to buy them one at a time, or purchase in bulk with a volume discount. You can pay securely by card on our website.

You can manually add bookings to your personal calendar, or if you use Google calendar, you can add bookings automatically with our syncing feature. You'll also be able to receive email reminders to help ensure you don't forget to turn up.

You can reschedule or cancel lessons in a couple of clicks. Please note that this can be done up to 24 hours before the lesson time. We have this policy to be fair to tutors, who cannot replace lessons at the last minute and need some form of income protection.

How much do Swedish tutors on Zoom typically charge per lesson?

Swedish lessons via Zoom tend to be cheaper than face-to-face because the tutor doesn't need to travel. Online Swedish tutors may cost between $14 to $50 per hour, but be aware that very cheap tutors on certain websites may lack experience. On LanguaTalk, Swedish tutors typically charge between $14 and $40 per hour.

Of course, receiving Swedish tutoring via Zoom or Skype is not the cheapest way to learn; you could learn via a free app instead. But if you're serious about learning, nothing beats 1-on-1 Swedish lessons with a great teacher.

How long does it take to become fluent in Swedish?

According to the Foreign Service Institute, if you already speak English, Swedish is one of the easiest languages to learn. The exact amount of time it will take you to become fluent will depend on many factors, such as your current level, your knowledge of similar languages, your capacity to learn, how you study, and how intensively you study. Some students who take multiple Swedish lessons on Zoom each week will be able to go from beginner to conversational fluency within a couple of months. Others will take longer. Combining 1-on-1 lessons with an online Swedish tutor with regular self-study is an effective way to learn Swedish fast.

How does learning with a Swedish teacher on Zoom differ from learning face-to-face?

Students sometimes feel unsure about learning online because they think it won't be as effective as learning face-to-face. But usually when they try it, they find that the experience is almost the same and they often build a strong relationship with their tutor.

Once you start a video call with your chosen Swedish tutor on Zoom, you’ll be able to communicate with them as if you were in the same room. They’ll usually also share learning resources with you (using Google Docs, YouTube etc.) and you’ll be able to collaborate in real-time.

What's the best way to learn Swedish?

There is no 'best way' to learn a language - it depends on many factors, such as your needs, level and budget. If you can't afford to take 1-on-1 Swedish lessons on Zoom, you can use a free app like Duolingo to build your vocab. And to improve your listening skills, you can try watching TV and listening to podcasts in Swedish. But to learn how to actually speak a language, you need to talk to a native speaker on a regular basis and receive accurate feedback so that you improve. If you want to make fast progress, it's best to take private lessons that are tailored to your personal needs by an experienced teacher.