Learn Dutch

Learn Dutch at STE Languages 

The Dutch language is very complicated to learn if you did not grow up and were educated in the Netherlands. Even though you can get along with English, it pays dividends when you learn the Dutch language with a course. Especially if you plan to live and work in the Netherlands for a longer period of time. This makes it easier to make contacts and you are a lot more competitive in the labour market.

At STE Languages it is possible to learn Dutch in several ways, from a regular group course to a tailor-made individual course. A course can take place both physically and online. Everyone is welcome, both beginners and those more advanced. This way we can help everyone learn the language.

Who is a Dutch Language Course suitable for?

A Dutch language course is suitable for:

• Expats, internationals, and migrant workers.
• Integrators and status holders.
• Speakers of other languages.
• Anyone who wants to gradually work towards a higher level of Dutch.

What can you expect from a Dutch language course at STE Languages?

• Competitively priced rates, click here for an overview.
• Practical exercises in speaking, listening, writing, and reading skills.
• Clear and professional guidance from a highly experienced language trainer.
• Tailor-made: topics that interest you and exercises at your own language level.
• Learning to speak more easily and confidently both professionally and privately.
• Physical lessons or an online course through our advanced Online Classrooms.

Dutch classes at Dutch language school STE Languages

• In principle, each course lasts 30 hours. A 2-hour lesson each week, spread over 15 weeks.
• Courses at all levels start 6 times a year.
• Decide for yourself how often you want to follow a course per week: 1, 2, 3 or 4-times a week.
• Choose from a classroom-based group course or an online course.

You can take a Dutch conversation course for as little as € 610.00. If you want a level increase with your course, that costs € 780.00. These prices include intake but exclude teaching materials.