This Online Dutch course is a fully online course in basic Dutch which takes participants from CEFR level B1 to B1/B2: ou are able to communicate in Dutch, although you still make mistakes. You understand 60 to 70% of the content of TV programmes. You can write comprehensible texts, although they may contain grammar errors and errors in word choice. The course is aimed at everyone who wants to learn to speak, write, read and understand Dutch.
This course is not reimbursed by DUO. This course is not paid for by the University of Groningen. There are special Dutch group courses for University of Groningen Bachelor’s, Master’s and PhD students.
Course material In this course, the second half of the book Nederlands op niveau is covered.
Nederlands op niveau B. de Boer and R. Ohlsen (Coutinho, 2015, 2nd edition) ISBN: 9789046904411
The book is not included in the course fee. You can order Nederlands in Gang as a hard copy or e-book from Coutinho, the publisher.
General information Find general information on our Online Dutch courses here, like duration, study load and the online learning environment.
Determine your level Considering that it is important that you register for the right course, we recommend that you easily determine your Dutch language level yourself. You can do this by taking one of the three following tests. In this way, you will know for sure that you are starting your Online Dutch course at the right level!
Placement Test Determine the starting level of a language training online and in your own time with the placement test!
DIALANG The DIALANG test is a language test developed by multiple European universities. The test does not replace advice given after the office hour, however; it is merely for your own reference. The test indication is described in terms of the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR). This is a reference framework developed by the Council of Europe that provides a basis for comparing language proficiency levels and interpreting test scores.
Self-evaluate your language skills tool The 'Self-evaluate your language skills' tool helps you to assess your level of proficiency according to six reference levels described in the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).
Online Dutch
Learning whenever and wherever you want
Lots of self-study combined with a few group sessions
Individual feedback
Own teaching methods
€ 360
Available dates
Course participant says
The atmosphere during the lessons was very fun and pleasant, making mistakes did not feel uncomfortable at all. Also, the teacher made the topics we covered very interesting!
Course participant says
The atmosphere during the lessons was very fun and pleasant, making mistakes did not feel uncomfortable at all. Also, the teacher made the topics we covered very interesting!