About Brain Biscuit
We teach Danish to children and adults, focusing on clear pronunciation and building everyday confidence in speaking the language.
Our Mission
A picture is worth a thousand words – Brain Biscuit’s visual teaching method has already helped students around the world improve their language skills.
Brain Biscuit offers weekly online classes with native teachers, plus recorded lessons available for purchase on our website. Our unique method keeps students motivated, engaged, and focused throughout each session. It also builds the confidence needed to hold conversations in a new language. All materials are developed by Brain Biscuit and tailored to each student’s level. We aim to expand our language offerings in the future. Our pricing is affordable, making it easier for everyone to learn and support their personal growth.
Our teaching method
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The teaching method
Our teaching method is built on visual learning, designed to support a wide range of learning styles and help students learn Danish in a natural, engaging way. We focus on building each student’s confidence to hold real conversations in Danish—clearly, comfortably, and independently. Lessons are interactive and theme-based, encouraging students to participate actively. Each topic is designed to challenge them verbally, helping them learn how to construct sentences on their own. At the heart of our philosophy is motivation: we believe students learn best when they feel inspired. That’s why all our materials are tailored to their age, language level, and personal interests—making the learning experience both effective and enjoyable.
"A teaching method based on creativity"
Students learn to speak, read, and write Danish, depending on their individual level and needs. Our approach is flexible and adaptive, ensuring that each student receives the right balance of skills for their stage of learning. To help students stay focused during online classes, we structure each lesson around a variety of engaging themes. These themes are not only age-appropriate and interesting, but they’re also intentionally repeated over time. This repetition helps reinforce vocabulary, grammar, and sentence structure—allowing students to internalize Danish naturally and confidently. Our method is rooted in the principle of learning by doing. Our students are actively involved in every lesson, using Danish in practical ways. This hands-on approach leads to faster progress, and we consistently see students improve rapidly as they gain the ability to apply what they’ve learned in real-life conversations.
Our classes are organized by age, with students grouped within a 2–3 year range to ensure social and developmental compatibility. Each class is limited to just three students, creating an ideal learning environment that encourages participation and keeps students focused. This small-group format allows every student to receive individual attention from the teacher while also benefiting from the interaction and energy of a group setting. With only a few students in each session, there is ample opportunity for everyone to speak, ask questions, and practice Danish in a supportive atmosphere. This setup also helps the teacher adapt the pace and content of the lessons to the specific needs of the group, ensuring that no one is left behind or held back. The dynamic between the students becomes a valuable part of the learning process, as they learn not only from the teacher but also from each other. This format builds confidence, fosters engagement, and keeps motivation high throughout the course.
"That feeling when our students progress - that's what we live for"
As teachers, one of the most rewarding parts of our work is witnessing the growth and transformation of our students. It’s a truly special feeling to see their joy, pride, and increasing confidence as they begin to understand, speak, and express themselves in Danish. Watching students go from hesitant beginners to curious, capable communicators is a powerful reminder of why we teach. Language is more than just a skill—it’s a lifelong gift. It opens doors, builds bridges between cultures, and gives students the tools to connect with the world in meaningful ways. We believe that learning a language should be a positive, empowering journey that stays with a person throughout their life. Even though our teaching is delivered online, we place great importance on creating a sense of personal connection and closeness with each student. We strive to make every class feel warm, engaging, and supportive—like being in the same room, even if we’re miles apart. This human connection is at the heart of what we do, and it’s what makes the learning experience truly effective and memorable.
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Click hereOur story
What an incredible journey - and it’s just the beginning.
Destined to teach languages?
In 2009, I left my career in the jewelry industry in Copenhagen and moved to Spain with my 10-year-old son to live with my boyfriend.
Ever since my son was born, I spoke English to him, even though we lived in Denmark. This early exposure gave him the confidence to communicate comfortably with other children in English, both inside and outside of Denmark. Growing up bilingual in Danish and English laid a strong foundation for him, making it much easier for him to pick up additional languages like Catalan, Spanish, and French. Watching him become fluent in all five languages by the age of eleven has been an incredible joy and a true privilege. It’s a remarkable gift that has opened up countless opportunities for him and continues to enrich his life every day.
Finding a job with hours that fit my life as a mother wasn’t easy, especially while I was still learning Catalan—language barriers made it even harder. But my mindset has always been: “If you can’t find the job you want, you must create it yourself.”
"A teaching method based on creativity"
I noticed that children in the Spanish village had very limited English skills, and the teaching method focused mainly on memorization. Relying on years of experience working with children in Denmark and abroad, my own parenting journey, and studies in psychology centered on human growth and development, I decided to offer private English classes for kids. My approach emphasizes creativity to motivate students, with small class sizes to ensure each child has plenty of opportunities to speak and build confidence in using the language.
With my limited “Supermarket Spanish,” I placed an ad in the local newspaper, and it turned out to be a great idea. Before long, I was teaching several small groups throughout the week, and the teaching method quickly showed results. As the years passed and we moved closer to Barcelona, I got a full-time job but continued teaching in my new neighborhood, gaining new students and keeping it as a rewarding hobby. Seeing the children’s excitement as they improved their language skills made all the hard work truly worthwhile!
Covid changed it all
In March 2020, as much of Europe went into lockdown, in-person classes were no longer possible. Suddenly, working from home became the new normal for millions of people, including myself. This unexpected shift opened up a new world of opportunities—I was able to transition my teaching online and connect with students from all over the globe. What had once been a distant dream for years suddenly became a vibrant reality. The ability to reach learners worldwide not only expanded my reach but also enriched the teaching experience, allowing me to share language skills with a diverse and eager community like never before.
I worked tirelessly around the clock to create and prepare engaging online materials tailored for virtual learning. To reach new students worldwide, I produced a video showcasing my unique teaching method and began offering online English classes for both children and adults. The response was overwhelmingly positive—and shortly after, a Danish-speaking parent saw the video and expressed interest in having her children learn Danish using the same interactive and motivating approach. My first thought was, "There are so few people in Denmark—who would want to learn Danish?" But that moment marked the beginning of our Danish program, which quickly gained momentum and grew far beyond my initial expectations. Today, we focus exclusively on teaching Danish, and our team has expanded to five dedicated Danish teachers across four different continents. This global presence allows us to cover various time zones and offer flexible class schedules to students around the world. Our growth is a testament to the power of connection, creativity, and innovation in language learning—and we’re excited to keep growing and helping even more learners build their confidence and skills every day.