Welcome to English for teachers in grades 4-6, 30 Credits (distance)
Here you can find out more about course enrolment, course organisation and more. You can also find information about your syllabus and the course schedule.
Information about the course
Course and application code | ENG022, 12525 |
Study period and pace | week 36–03 100% (Full-time) |
Register on your course
To keep your study place, you must register for your course no later than the Sunday before the start of the course.
You register in Ladok for students, and the registration period opens two weeks before the course begins and closes the Sunday before the start of the course. By registering, you show that you are an active student in the course.
Syllabus and reading list
In the syllabus, you can read more about the course content, objectives, and how it is examined. In the reading list, you can see which course literature is included in your course.
You can find your syllabus and reading list at the link below. If there are multiple versions of a syllabus or reading list, you should refer to the latest edition.
Your Timetable
The course schedule is published no later than four weeks before the course starts. You can find your schedule using the Kronox schedule app. You can search by entering the course name, course code, or registration code.
Information från kursansvarig
Welcome to English for teachers in grades 4-6!
COURSE OVERVIEW:
Module 1. 0010 Basic Language Structure and Phonology, 7.5 credits (wks. 36-45)
Module 2. 0020 English Language Proficiency, 7.5 credits (wks. 36-45)
Module 3. 0030 Children's and Youth Literature, 4.5 credits (wks. 46-51)
Module 4. 0040 World English, 3 credits (wks. 51-02)
Module 5. 0050 English Didactics, 7.5 credits (wks. 46-02)
Teaching will start week 36 on Zoom. More detailed guidelines, reading instructions and links for each module will be posted on Canvas.
The majority of seminars and class meetings are held live on Zoom with "face-to-face" interaction. You should plan to attend all the meetings that are scheduled. Active participation and interaction with your teachers and peers are required to reach the course objectives. Some lectures are pre-recorded, but most are integrated as part of the live Zoom meeting.
This course also includes several obligatory on-campus meetings within this course.
WEEK 45
November 2* (Written Invigilated Exam, Note: This exam can be taken on-campus or at qualified learning/exam center off-campus)
November 3 (Digital Exam, On-Campus only)
November 4 (Obligatory On-Campus Workshop)
WEEK 02 (2027)
January 11-12 (Obligatory on-campus workshop and on-campus examination)
Since this is a full-time day-time course, you must be prepared to allocate 40 hours of study per week, including class attendance, reading and writing assignments. Studying for 30 credits in one term is like a full-time job.
Students who register for the course in Ladok will also be automatically registered on our Canvas page. We use the same Canvas course page for all 5 modules.
Please note that the modules will be taught in parallel which means that you will be studying two modules at the same time (see weeks above). This means that you need to have obtained the course literature for modules 0010 and 0020 before the course starts. A more detailed timetable will be available in Kronox, our digital scheduling platform, at least 4 weeks prior.
Contact
Telephone hours: Monday–Thursday 9.00–10.00.
This page was last updated 2026-07-03