Dutch language courses
Have you just moved to the Netherlands and want to learn the language? Or can you already speak some Dutch and would you like to learn to speak more fluently or make fewer mistakes when writing? We offer different courses and training programmes suitable for every level.
General language group courses
Group courses for speaking and writing skills
Online course: writing for non-native speakers
You need minimum B1 level for this course, which consists of eight one-hour classes.
Online course: speaking for non-native speakers
This course, consisting of eight one-hour classes, is designed for non-native speakers with minimum B1 level.
Tailor-made Dutch courses
Would you prefer individual classes, or a shorter, more intensive course? Or do you have a specific purpose that you would like to focus on? Check out our courses tailored to your needs and wishes.
Handy links
- Learn more about the language levels
- Conditions of our courses
- Ways of teaching and location
- Use our online level test to get an idea of your level on your own
How can I pay for an NT2 course?
The answer to the question of who pays for your course depends on the start date of your civic integration term and your status as an integrator.
Radboud in'to Languages has officially been approved by Blik op Werk, which means that we are accredited by DUO and by municipalities as a training school for NT2 courses.
Read all the information for people pursuing civic integration
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What others say about our courses
I started with Dutch level A1 four years ago and, a year later, I’d completed all levels, including C1. It was an incredibly fun journey, and I learnt so much that I’ve experienced little trouble with the language so far in my HBO study programme. I also made a lot of friends and acquired a big social network that I find very useful.
- Bahaa Aldeen Dabbagh
I am a PhD candidate at Radboudumc and recently my department organized a patient information day. I was quite nervous when I found out that I had to present my work in Dutch, but still decided to go for it. The writing, speaking and presenting exercises of my Dutch course really helped to build my confidence to finally manage to present and talk about my research in Dutch that was understandable and well received by everyone. I even managed to answer the patients' questions and have a chat with them. And I was super happy about it.
- Theo Papadimitriou
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Do you need advice?
Do you have a question? Or would you like to discuss which course best suits your needs and starting level? Feel free to contact us. We are happy to help you out.