Het Taalhuis gives Dutch language lessons to women on Mondays and Wednesdays from 09.30am till 11:30am.                                                                                              
Based on an intake interview our coordinator determines in which group the student will be placed.  If there is still space in the group students can enroll during the academic year. We would like to point out to our students that it is advisable to take classes twice a week, if possible from the start in September. But this remains the choice and the responsibility of the student.


Groups


Het Taalhuis offers six teaching levels: from teaching women who speak little or no Dutch to teaching at level B2.

We work with small classes with a maximum of 8 to 15 students, depending on the level.

Usually lessons are given by two volunteers per class, to ensure enough attention for everyone.

  

Lessons


The volunteer teachers support the group by giving explanations, practicing with students, answering questions and checking assignments. During the lessons they practice reading, listening, speaking (incuding pronounciation) and writing. The volunteers stimulate, motivate and ensure a pleasant atmosphere in the group. Some of our volunteers have experience in education. All volunteer teachers are native speakers and have a good knowledge of the Dutch language. The teachers determine the content and pace of the lessons based on the general level of knowledge and progress in their group, but they strive to complete the NT2 course book they use. 

 

Het Taalhuis does not use official exams for the language lessons and does not issue diplomas.

We do not offer specific training for the Civic Integration Exam or the State Exam. In the 2 highest levels - B1 and B2 - some students prepare independently for the State Exam NT2 Program 1 or 2. The teachers offer them support in this regard.

Fees

& regulations

Babysitting services


For student’s children from  6 months to 4 years old

Useful websites

for practising at home

Intake


The first step to learning Dutch is to schedule an intake interview. During this conversation, the student's details are all entered and your intake coordinator explains all you need to know about Het Taalhuis. At this point it is also determined at which level the student will enroll.



Third-party liability insurance (WA - wettelijke aansprakelijkheid) is mandatory for every student.


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