BETTER
together.
Small online groups, big energy. Learn Dutch with people on the same path — even for after a long day.
Why learn in a group?
Eight weeks, one small group, one clear goal per level. You’ll speak from minute one. And the others make sure you keep showing up.
Small & lively
Max 8 students per group, so everyone talks a lot. Real communication, zero lectures. Plenty of laughing at each other’s “uu” sounds.
Easy on the budget
€255 per 12 hours. That’s just a few euros more than parking in Amsterdam.
Built-in momentum
A fixed weekly rhythm and classmates who notice when you’re missing. Motivation comes easier when it’s shared.
Find your class
Filter by level, type, and day. All classes are online, so all you need is a laptop and a bit of guts.
A0 · Absolute beginners
A1 · Building the basics
A2.1 · Everyday Dutch
A2.1 · Everyday Dutch
A2.2 · Confident conversations
A2.2 · Confident conversations
B1 · Speak your mind
B1 · Speak your mind
B+ · Fine-tune your Dutch
“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. And our group still meets up for drinks.”
— Mitali, A2.2 group
Questions, answered
How big are the groups?
Max 8 students. Big enough for lively conversations, small enough that you speak every single class. And Kees knows exactly where you stand.
Which level should I pick?
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.
What if I miss a class?
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.
What's the difference between a group class and a conversation class?
Group classes are an 8-week program that builds your level step by step. Conversation classes are weekly drop-ins purely for speaking practice — perfect on their own, even better alongside a group class.
Do I need to buy books or materials?
No. All materials are included in the price and shared digitally, so you can review them anywhere.
Everything is online — how interactive is it really?
Very. Cameras on, games, and a lot of talking. It feels closer to a borrel than a lecture, probably just with better grammar.