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Our
Dutch language courses enable you to communicate
effectively and provide you with cultural knowledge in
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Dr.
Günter Haumann Taaltrainingen Duits
Reguliersgracht 49-III
1017 LL Amsterdam
T: 020 427 19 52 |
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Dutch Language Course
For foreign employees and their partners
and for people who plan to live in The Netherlands for
an unlimited period, we offer individual Dutch language
courses. Our trainers are specialized in one-to-one
trainings. This is the most effective way to learn Dutch
because you have your own trainer who will choose the
teaching method and materials that best fit to your
personality, your goals, and your needs. It also means that
your Dutch language course is fully adapted to your agenda
and your living/working situation in The Netherlands.
No matter whether you are a total
beginner or you have some knowledge of the Dutch language,
our trainers help you to build up a functional knowledge of
Dutch language and culture
in the shortest possible time.
Our national-wide network of professional
and experienced Dutch language trainers enables us to
arrange a Dutch language training:
- at any location in The Netherlands
- at your office or your home
- at convenient times for you
- at any level
- for any goal: office conversation, business use,
professional language, or personal needs.
Please
contact us for more
information:
T: +31 (0)20 427 19 52
E: dutch@haumann.nl
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How
long does it take?
How
many hours you need depends on your
Dutch language level at the
beginning and your targets at the
end of the course.
For example, a beginner would need
about:
- 20 hours to get a basic knowledge
of the Dutch language, to
understand simple sentences and
give very simple personal
information; -
40 hours to survive in standard
social situations;
- 60 hours to interact with Dutch
native speakers in everyday and
office-related situations;
- 80 hours to communicate quite
independely in social and business
situations. |
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