239 classes at 71 places, each with the line from the school’s own website.
Dutch lessons in Rotterdam: 239 classes at 71 schools, libraries and community centres. Most of them are on Monday and Wednesday, and 68 start at 17:00 or later, nicely after school. 239 of these classes are for grown-ups. Courses run from A0 to C1: 20 at A0, 40 at A1, 29 at A2, 32 at B1, 27 at B2 and 7 at C1, and 18 prepare for the NT2 state exam.
Prices are written in different ways: in the middle of the range about €553 for a whole course, and at other places about €15 a lesson — so compare what one term covers. 39 classes cost nothing at all. 10 classes are taught in English or with English help, which is good to know if Dutch is still new at home. Not every school writes everything down: 239 don’t give an age and 110 don’t give a time. We say so on the card instead of guessing. Every line comes from the school’s own page, with the date we last checked it. Pick two that fit your week and go and have a look.
In the middle of the range about €553 for a whole course; other places charge about €15 a lesson. Compare what one term covers before you compare the numbers. 39 classes are free.
A0 and A1 are for complete beginners, A2 gets you through everyday situations, B1 is the level most civic-integration routes and jobs ask for, B2 is for study and professional work. In Rotterdam: 20 at A0, 40 at A1, 29 at A2, 32 at B1, 27 at B2 and 7 at C1.
18 courses say they prepare for the Staatsexamen NT2 (programme I is B1, programme II is B2).
68 classes start at 17:00 or later. 110 don’t list a time, so ask the school.
10 classes are taught in English or with English help.
9 classes offer a free trial lesson. It is worth asking even when a website does not say so.
Every class is copied from the school’s own website, with the date we last checked it; 98 were checked in the last 30 days. Nothing is inferred: a school that publishes no price shows “price not listed”. Tell us when something changed.
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