Practical info about teaching

Visits with teaching

We offer educational programs for kindergartens, primary schools, secondary and vocational schools and language schools. In addition, we organize workshops on our teaching for teacher and pedagogy students.
All teaching is based on democratic pedagogy and is developed in collaboration with Skoletjenesten.

On this page you can get answers to practical questions about the courses.

Find out more about:

Prices, cancellations, packed lunches and more. Visit on your own Professional internship Workshops on didactics
WHAT DOES A TRAINING COURSE COST?
Can home schools book lessons?
Are the courses suitable for special classes?
Can we eat packed lunches at the museum?
Can we visit the exhibitions after class?
Which course should I choose?
Does it cost anything to cancel a course?
What rules should we be aware of?
Do we need to prepare anything from home?
Can the training be held in English?

Contact Booking

You can always contact us if you don’t find an answer here or need guidance on choosing a course.

booking@arbejdermuseet.dk / 33 48 48 03 30 (9.30 – 12 on weekdays)

Business internship

We take on interns from primary and lower secondary school twice a year for set weeks. The internship gives you the opportunity to gain insight into teaching and communication at the museum. To apply for an internship at the museum, send a motivated application in which you write a little about yourself, your interests and why you want to do an internship with us.

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School visits without teaching

You are welcome to visit the museum on your own. We recommend that you book a time for the visit. It costs DKK 300 per class for one hour at the museum.

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Workshops for teacher and pedagogy students

What is democratic pedagogy? Why do we teach from it? What does a teaching program look like? Learn more about teaching in an external learning environment through a workshop aimed at student teachers or educators. The workshop is practice-based with presentations and double-didactic testing of teaching elements. Workshops are offered free of charge in limited numbers each semester.

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regulations for school classes at the Workers’ Museum

  • Your class must stay together during the entire visit and under the supervision of the teachers/educators.
  • Everyone must behave calmly and show consideration for the museum’s other school classes and guests.
  • Eating and drinking is not allowed in the exhibitions.
  • You must always follow the recommendations of the museum staff.
  • As a teacher, you have educational responsibility for the class and we expect you to be active and supportive throughout your visit to the museum.