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
Dutch day and evening 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 like to learn to speak Dutch in a relatively short time? Perhaps one of the courses below would suit you better than a group course:
Intensive language course
A five-day face-to-face immersion programme tailored to your needs. You can also take this course as a team.
Tailor-made language course
The programme and duration are tailored to your learning needs. Available online or on location. Think of business Dutch or medical Dutch.
Intensive summer course NT2 for German speakers
Are you from Germany, and will you be starting at Radboud University or another Dutch university as a student, PhD candidate or staff member in September? Raise your Dutch to B2 level at lightning speed with this course.
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
Do you have a DUO loan?
Radboud in'to Languages has a Blik op Werk quality label. This means you can use your DUO loan to pay for your NT2 course, provided you meet several conditions and deadlines.
Learn more about how you can follow a Dutch course with your DUO-loan
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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
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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.