Dutch Language for German Speakers (A0 → B2)

Description

Are you a German speaker who’s looking to learn Dutch quickly and effectively? Are you planning to work in the Netherlands in the near future? In a small class of up to 16 students and under the guidance of  a qualified trainer you will quickly improve your Dutch language skills up to intermediate level (B2). You’ll also become acquainted with the basics of Dutch grammar and vocabulary, including the differences and similarities with the German language.

In this intensive course we’ll work on your Dutch language skills using a variety of interactive exercises. Aside from the essential grammar and vocabulary work, expect lots of pronunciation practice, engaging group discussions and presenting, speaking and writing assignments. The course starts at beginner’s level and gives you all the necessary tools to reach level B2. In just four weeks you’ll be able to express yourself in Dutch without effort, to produce a detailed text on a variety of subjects, and to share a well-argued opinion on current affairs. 

The Babel institute is situated in a monumental building in the centre of Utrecht. We encourage you to explore this beautiful part of the Netherlands in your free time and practise your newly acquired skills with Dutch locals.

Registration information: registration closes four weeks before the start of the course. You can apply via this website.You don’t have to do a placement test, as it is a beginners course.

Dutch Language for German native speakers (A0 → B2).pdf

Target audience

This course is suitable for learners from Germany with no prior knowledge of Dutch. This course will predominantly be taught in Dutch.

Aim of the course

This course aims to improve your Dutch up to level B2. At the end of the course you’ll be able to:

• comprehend the main idea of complex texts.
• communicate fluently and accurately with Dutch native speakers.
• produce a clear, detailed text on a wide range of subjects.
• give your opinion about complex topics, including adequate arguments.

Study load

• Total study load: 125 hours
• Contact hours: 50 (20 classes of 2,5 hours, four weeks total, five days a week)
• Hours of self study: 75

Tags

• Dutch language