Small online groups, big energy. Learn Dutch with people on the same path โ for a fraction of the price of private lessons.
Eight weeks, one small group, one clear goal per level. You’ll speak from minute one โ and the others make sure you keep showing up.
Max 8 students per group, so everyone talks a lot. Real conversations, not lectures โ with plenty of laughing at each other’s “uu” sounds.
โฌ255 for 8 weekly sessions of 90 minutes โ that’s about โฌ21 per hour of live teaching. The most affordable way to learn with Kees.
A fixed weekly rhythm and classmates who notice when you’re missing. Motivation is easier when it’s shared.
Filter by level, type, and day โ all classes are online, so all you need is a laptop and a bit of lef.
“I tried learning Dutch alone with apps for a year. In eight weeks of group class I spoke more Dutch than in that entire year โ and our group still meets up for drinks.”
โ Priya Nair, A2.2 group
Max 8 students. Big enough for lively conversations, small enough that you speak every single class โ and Kees knows exactly where you stand.
Take the free level check (5 minutes) and you’ll get a clear recommendation: A0, A1, A2.1, A2.2, B1 or B+. Still in doubt? Join a class, and if it’s not your pace you can switch groups in the first two weeks, free of charge.
Life happens. You’ll get the materials and a short recap of what the group covered, so you can catch up before the next session.
Group classes are an 8-week program that builds your level step by step. Conversation classes are weekly drop-ins purely for speaking practice โ perfect on their own, even better alongside a group class.
No. All materials are included in the price and shared digitally, so you can review them anywhere.
Very. Cameras on, breakout rooms, games, and a lot of talking. It feels closer to a borrel than a lecture โ just with better grammar.