Study Dutch courses online with a Personal Tutor at beginner, intermediate or advanced level.

Enrolment is now open for the following start dates: 15th February and 8th March 2021.

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We offer five teacher-supported online language courses for learners of Dutch, the official language of the Netherlands and Belgium (Flanders): two courses for beginners, two courses for intermediate learners and one course for advanced students. We also offer two tutor-supported distance courses teaching reading skills in specialized forms of Dutch, i.e. Early Modern Dutch and Business Dutch. Tailor-made tuition of Dutch or Flemish can be offered on request, including 'medical Dutch' (i.e. Dutch for health professionals such as doctors and nurses) and 'legal Dutch' (i.e. Dutch for law specialists).

One-to-One

All Dutch language courses are fully delivered from distance, open to learners anywhere in the world and taught online on a one-to-one basis, i.e. every student is taught individually via Skype by his or her personal tutor. The courses are flexible and can be adapted to meet students' needs also to allow for other commitments, such as work, studies or family. You decide whether your private online teaching sessions or classes, which last one hour and are conducted via Skype, take place in the day time or the evening - for every Skype class, you agree with your tutor on a day and time that suits both you and your teacher. All course materials are accessible online and downloadable and all your exercises and tasks are corrected by your personal tutor.

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All our tutors are native speakers of Dutch and/or Flemish with a PhD or MA degree in Dutch language and literature. Read the testimonials of current and former students of the Dutch remote learning courses. After successful completion of the course, you receive a UCL Completion Certificate.

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Levels

In Beginners 1 and Beginners 2 you learn the skills you need to speak, read, write and understand basic Dutch in a range of practical everyday contexts. No previous knowledge of Dutch is required for Beginners 1. For Beginners 2 you need to have completed Beginners 1 or have a starting level of Dutch comparable to level A1 as defined by the Council of Europe (CEFR). The learning outcomes for Beginners 1 are equivalent to level A1, and to level A2 for Beginners 2. The Beginners courses are an excellent preparation for the Basisexamen Inburgering (Dutch Civic Integration Examination)

Intermediate 1 and Intermediate 2 consolidate the knowledge of Dutch you already have and extend your language skills of speaking, listening, reading and writing on an intermediate level. In the courses you also study the culture of Dutch and Flemish societies. Intermediate 1 is for students who have successfully completed Beginners 2 or who have a similar linguistic standard, equivalent to level A2. To take Intermediate 2 you need to have completed Intermediate 1 or have a level B1. The learning outcomes for Intermediate 1 are equivalent to level B1, and to level B2 for Intermediate 2. The Intermediate courses allow you to reach the language standard required to take the Dutch NT2 Staatsexamens Nederlands als Tweede Taal (Dutch as a Second Language) or the Belgian (Flemish) Certificaat Nederlands als Vreemde Taal (Certificate Dutch as a Foreign Language).

Advanced 1 which is taught entirely in Dutch, further develops your language skills of reading, listening, writing and speaking on an advanced and academic level (C1). The course is also geared to further expanding your knowledge of the history and culture of the Netherlands and Belgium. It is aimed at students who have completed Intermediate 2 or who have a similar language standard, comparable to level B2.

The Early Modern Dutch Reading Skills Course is designed to give you the skills you need to read 16th, 17th and 18th-century Dutch and Flemish texts (i.e. the original language of the Dutch Golden Age). The course is open to learners with both prior or no knowledge of Dutch.

The Business Dutch Reading Skills Course enables you to build up a reading knowledge of Dutch sufficient to cope with reading the business pages of Dutch and Flemish newspapers and magazines. It can be taken by learners with no or a minimal knowledge of the language.

To find out more about the cost of the courses, click here. Note that it is possible to sign up for individual courses as well as for packages including two or more courses. To sign up for the courses, pay the course fee using the UCL online store.To pay by cheque or bank transfer contact (i.maziliauskaite@ucl.ac.uk). You can sign up until 2 days before the start date of the courses.Once your registration is complete your personal teacher contacts you. You are asked about your preferred start date and you receive an individual log-in and password to the online course of your choice.

Contacts

• Email Paul, the course administrator (p.warren@ucl.ac.uk), for general queries.
• Email Dr An, one of the course tutors (ucldava@ucl.ac.uk), for any questions about course content, your starting level or if you're looking for tailor-made tuition.
• Email Remo Faoro (r.faoro@ucl.ac.uk ) for Financial questions.

Are you interested in improving your Dutch, without having to commit to a time and place? You can now learn at your computer, when and where you like. The Language Centre’s online courses are designed in such a way that you can achieve your learning goals in a structured way. You can learn Dutch through a varied and effective method, through self-study and online sessions in a group of least six participants.

The Online Dutch courses are fully online and are offered at eight CEFR levels, from 0 to C1. Please choose your level in our menu to register online for a course.

Duration

8 weeks

The course takes 8 weeks, during which time you will receive intensive supervision. The course is available to you for a period of 10 weeks. In the remaining weeks you will be able to repeat certain assignments with fellow participants or do additional exercises.

Study load

8 to 10 hours per week

You will work intensively on your Dutch proficiency for a period of eight weeks. To be assured of success, you will need to devote an average of 8 to 10 hours per week to your Dutch for the duration of the course. These hours consist of self-study with the book and the website, individual assignments and speaking assignments in pairs. In addition, in week 2, 5 and 8 there are short interactive group sessions with a teacher and some of your fellow students.

Course material

The courses are based on the methods Nederlands in gang, Nederlands in actie, Nederlands op niveau, and Nederlands naar perfectie. Each method consists of a textbook and an extensive website with exercises and listening material. The methods are not included in the course fee and have to be purchased separately.

Computer and internet requirements

The course is given in the University’s online learning environment. This means you will need a sufficiently fast internet connection (fibre-optic, ADSL or cable with at least4Mbps / 128kbps) as well as a laptop or desktop computer with good video and audio equipment.

Electronic learning environment

Online Radio Luisteren

The course is given in the University of Groningen’s learning environment Nestor. The course environment provides a clear overview of what is expected of you during the course. For each course there are also useful websites and tips that provide additional help.

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Writing and speaking assignments

There are different kinds of assignments: independent study assignments, tests and writing assignments. There are also various speaking assignments in which you can practise your speaking skills. Some are to be completed independently, while others are done in pairs or groups.

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Every week there are assignments that can be made in your own time. The assignments with teacher feedback have to be submitted no later than 23:59 on Wednesday evening each week. The interactive online sessions with a teacher are planned in consultation with the students, so that all students who wish to do so can participate.

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Interactive group sessions

During the online course, there are online group sessions with a teacher and a few students in week 2, 5 and 8. These sessions are scheduled in such a way that all students can participate. We use Skype to communicate with each other. You must have your own Skype account. During the group session, the main language is Dutch. So you need to prepare yourself well for these sessions. It is explicitly the intention that you show what you have learned so far. You will get the topics we are going to talk about prior to the Skype session.

Minimum number of participants

The minimum number of participants is six. The online course is suitable for large groups, but for certain assignments you will be divided up into smaller groups.

Recommendation for follow-up options

At the end of the course you will receive a final score based on your performance in the online course, such as your participation in the interactive sessions, the assessments of writing and speaking assignments and the test results. Based on your final score, you will receive advice on how to proceed. If your score is 55% or higher, you can download a certificate of participation.