Olivia van den Broek-Neri - Holland Expat Center South
Paul Brown - Blacktower FM
Judith de Jong - Undutchables
Patricia & Antonio - Una Paloma Blanca
Richardo Cruz Fortes - Expat Mortgages
Oliver W. Olson - Maastricht School of Management
Marijn Schinkel - ABN AMRO
Lisa Friedman - Amsterdam Writing Workshops
Lisa Friedman Write the Blog - Amsterdam Writing Workshops
Nanja van Roovert en Merel Meijer - STE Languages
Rachid Benabbou UWV Eures
Kavitha Varathan Expat Spouses Initiative
Michael Smits ABN AMRO
Jeroen Schilders - Rabobank
Kimo Paula - Expat Housing Network
Mathijs Zwiers - Blue Umbrella
Tamara, George and Afroditi - YER
Marjolein Kuperus - Language Institute Regina Coeli B.V.
CloseLearn Dutch and feel at home!
The British writer and artist Edmund de Waal wrote: ‘With languages you are at home anywhere.’ If you speak another person’s language, it is very easy to make contact. And while many Dutch people speak English, for deeper, more meaningful contact, it helps to speak Dutch.
Start with a good foundation
Learning a foreign language is not particularly complicated—if you approach it the right way, that is. For many expats, taking weekly Dutch lessons does not really work. When everyone continues to speak English to you, the leap to speaking Dutch in everyday life is simply too big. You need to make sure you have enough knowledge to really speak Dutch in practice.
Personal attention in private lessons
At Language Institute Regina Coeli, you can learn Dutch in an intensive training course. Experience our method during this lesson at the Expat Fair.
We would be delighted to welcome you!
Heidi Los - HOWDO & Design Your Own Future
Aki Voudigaris - Rotterdam School of Management