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Dutch training programs

Discover how you can learn Dutch according to the international levels of the CEFR. Select your level and discover what you can understand, say and write at that level, how many modules it comprises and which course suits you best.

Which level is best for me?

Our courses are structured according to the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR).  Click on a level for a full description.

A1

A1 - Beginner

You can understand and use simple words and phrases in everyday situations.

A2

A2 - elementary

You can talk about your routine, your environment, and familiar topics.

B1

B1 - Intermediate

You can participate in simple conversations and can express your experiences and opinions.

B2

B2 - Self-employed

You can understand more complex texts and communicate spontaneously with native speakers.

C1

C1 - advanced

You can express yourself with ease, nuance and professionalism in complex situations.

How does our training work by level?

Our courses follow the international structure of the CEFR. You learn at your own pace thanks to clearly structured modular courses.

Starting-Level Assessment

Our training includes a starting-level assessment combining learner self-evaluation and a needs analysis to ensure each language course is tailored to your goals.

20-hour modules

Each level comprises one or more 20-hour modules. You can take the modules separately or complete the entire course in one go.

Learn at your own pace

We take into account your objectives, your availability and your prior knowledge. You start where you are and progress from there.

Modules by level

Each module has a clear theme, learning objectives, and assessment. Click on a level to see the full description and content.

Level

Modules

Duration

Details

A1

Introduction – Daily life – Orientation

3 × 20 hours

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A2

Common languages – Activities – Social interaction

3 × 20 hours

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B1

Expressing oneself independently – Experience – Expressing one's opinion

4 × 20 hours

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B2

Complex interaction – Professional contexts

5 × 20 hours

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C1

Smooth professional communication

6 × 20 hours

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What can I do after this level?

Each module includes clearly defined themes, specific learning objectives, and an assessment. Click on a level to view the full program description and its content.

A1 - Beginner

You can introduce yourself and give basic personal information.
You can form simple sentences.
You can understand very familiar, everyday information.
You can write short, simple messages.

A2 - elementary

You can have simple conversations on familiar topics.
You can understand short texts and practical information.
You can use sentences in the past and future tenses at a basic level.
You can write simple texts such as emails or descriptions.

B1 - Intermediate

You can talk comfortably about work, family, leisure and current events.
You can understand longer texts and follow the main ideas of conversations.
You can clearly express your opinions and experiences.
You can write coherent texts, such as reports or longer emails.

B2 - Upper-Intermediate

You can speak fluently and naturally with native speakers.
You can understand complex texts on both concrete and abstract topics.
You can reason, argue and add nuance during conversations.
You can write clear, well-structured texts on a variety of topics.

C1 - advanced

You can understand complex, demanding texts and subtle implications.
You can express yourself with ease, fluency and spontaneity.
You can present clear, well-structured arguments in discussions or interviews.
You can write clear, coherent texts with an appropriate tone and style.

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