Dutch as a foreign language courses

You take classes on campus 4 mornings a week, which will stimulate intensive learning. You have plenty of opportunities to practice what you learnt, learn a lot in a short time frame and are challenged to apply what you have learnt immediately.

A lesson can exceptionally be taught live online. (e.g. catch-up class, public transport strike...) For the online lessons, you need a quiet place to work, a computer with internet connection and a camera. A smartphone is not sufficient.

*The course level 5 higher education perspective is aimed at Dutch language learners who want to continue their education at a University College or University. Academic Dutch is acquired via the manual Wijze Woorden. At the end of the course you will take the Inter-University Language Test of Dutch as a Foreign Language. You can find more information about this test on www.itna.be.

These courses have the same content and objectives as the morning courses on campus but the setting is live online*. You take classes 4 mornings a week, which will stimulate intensive learning. You have plenty of opportunities to practice what you learnt, learn a lot in a short time frame and are challenged to apply what you have learnt immediately. And all this independent of where you live and without having to commute.

For the online lessons, you need a quiet place to work, a computer with internet connection and a camera. A smartphone is not sufficient.

* except for the final exam that takes place on campus, unless you are staying abroad or have another valid reason to take the exam online.

The Summer School is a fulltime immersion course. You learn a lot in a very short time because of the language immersion. This extra-intensive approach requires a substantial time investment from you, but it also guarantees fast results.

A lesson can exceptionally be taught live online. (e.g. catch-up class, public transport strike...) For the online lessons, you need a quiet place to work, a computer with internet connection and a camera. A smartphone is not sufficient.

* The course level 5 higher education perspective is aimed at Dutch language learners who want to continue their education at a University College or University. Academic Dutch is acquired via the manual Wijze Woorden. At the end of the course you will take the Inter-University Language Test of Dutch as a Foreign Language. You can find more information about this test on www.itna.be. As the final objective of the ITNA is a real challenge, the immersioin course is only recommended for students who scored A, B or C for Level 4. Those who scored lower or were tolerated, participate at their own risk.

The Summer School is a full-time immersion course. You learn a lot in a very short time because of the language immersion. This extra-intensive approach requires a substantial time investment from you, but it also guarantees fast results. The interaction with the language teacher, learning with and from your fellow students and your personal commitment are the three pillars of your success.

This course is 100% online except for the final exam*. You can find out how Linguapolis approaches online classes here. You get many practice opportunities, learn a lot in a short time and are challenged to learn the language in a communicative way. And all this regardless of where you live and without having to commute.

For the online lessons, you need a quiet place to work, a computer with internet connection and a camera. A smartphone is not sufficient.

* unless you are staying abroad or have another valid reason to take the exam online

You take classes on campus 4 mornings a week, which will stimulate intensive learning. You have plenty of opportunities to practice what you learnt, learn a lot in a short time frame and are challenged to apply what you have learnt immediately.

A lesson can exceptionally be taught live online. (e.g. catch-up class, public transport strike...) For the online lessons, you need a quiet place to work, a computer with internet connection and a camera. A smartphone is not sufficient.

*The course level 5 higher education perspective is aimed at Dutch language learners who want to continue their education at a University College or University. Academic Dutch is acquired via the manual Wijze Woorden. At the end of the course you will take the Inter-University Language Test of Dutch as a Foreign Language. You can find more information about this test on www.itna.be.

These courses have the same content and objectives as the morning courses on campus but the setting is live online*. You take classes 4 mornings a week, which will stimulate intensive learning. You have plenty of opportunities to practice what you learnt, learn a lot in a short time frame and are challenged to apply what you have learnt immediately. And all this independent of where you live and without having to commute.

For the online lessons, you need a quiet place to work, a computer with internet connection and a camera. A smartphone is not sufficient.

* except for the final exam that takes place on campus, unless you are staying abroad or have another valid reason to take the exam online.

You take classes 2 evenings a week - 1x on campus and 1x live online - which will stimulate intensive learning. You have plenty of opportunities to practice what you learnt, learn a lot in a short time frame and are challenged to apply what you have learnt immediately.

For the online lessons, you need a quiet place to work, a computer with internet connection and a camera. A smartphone is not sufficient.

* The course level 5 higher education perspective is aimed at Dutch language learners who want to continue their education at a University College or University. Academic Dutch is acquired via the manual Wijze Woorden. At the end of the course you will take the Inter-University Language Test of Dutch as a Foreign Language. You can find more information about this test on www.itna.be.

These course are 100% online except for the final exam*. You take classes 2 evenings a week live online, which will stimulate intensive learning. You have plenty of opportunities to practice what you learnt, learn a lot in a short time frame and are challenged to apply what you have learnt immediately. And all this independent of where you live and without having to commute.

For the online lessons, you need a quiet place to work, a computer with internet connection and a camera. A smartphone is not sufficient.

* unless you are staying abroad or have another valid reason to take the exam online

These courses have the same content and objectives as the level 1 courses at Campus Drie Eiken but the setting is live online* so you don't have to commute to Wilrijk every week. In the virtual classroom, we will focus on active working methods and practical classroom exercises that are prepared independently. Combined with a substantial amount of self-study and self-discipline, you will achieve the same level after this course as after the intensive evening course (2 evenings per week).

For the online lessons, you need a quiet place to work, a computer with internet connection and a camera. A smartphone is not sufficient.

* except for the final exam that takes place on campus, unless you are staying abroad or have another valid reason to take the exam online.

For these evening courses, you come to the campus 1 evening a week. In the classroom, we will focus on active working methods and practical classroom exercises that are prepared at home. Combined with a substantial amount of self-study, you will achieve the same level after this course as after the intensive evening course (2 evenings per week).

A lesson can exceptionally be taught live online. (e.g. catch-up class, public transport strike...) For the online lessons, you need a quiet place to work, a computer with internet connection and a camera. A smartphone is not sufficient.

* Level 5 professional perspective is aimed at people who are already working or are intending to work in a Dutch language environment. In this course, we focus on Dutch used in a work setting, i.e. on conversation with colleagues, meetings, work telephone calls, emails...