Learn Dutch in Amsterdam | Evening Course
Program Overview
Learn Dutch while living in Amsterdam with Koentact's interactive evening course, designed for internationals, expats, and professionals. Classes take place in the evening, making it easy to combine language learning with work, study, or daily life.
Our small-group lessons focus on practical communication from day one. You'll develop your speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills through engaging activities and real-life situations, guided by experienced native Dutch teachers.
Learning doesn't stop in the classroom. Our Field trips give you the opportunity to practice Dutch in authentic settings while discovering Amsterdam and Dutch culture alongside your classmates.
Whether you're new to the Netherlands or want to feel more confident in everyday conversations, this course will help you build your language skills, connect with others, and feel more at home in Dutch society.
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- Dutch
Updated Aug 7, 2026
Program Details
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Locations
- Amsterdam, Netherlands
Available Terms / Availability
- Years Offered
- Year Round
Eligible Nationalities
- All Nationalities
- This Program is also open to Couples, Group
Education Levels & Language
- Language
- English
- Education
- Any/All Education Levels Accepted
Application Procedures
- Other
Age Requirement
18+
Starts At
- 5 weeks: $605
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What can I do if I happen to miss a class?
We recommend not missing more than 2 classes. In case you happen to miss a class or have additional questions, you can attend our review classes (for levels Dutch Experience 1 through 4, A0-A2). We offer 2 free review sessions for every course. These sessions will be held on Friday evenings.
Which book do I need for my course?
Here are the books needed for each level:
Dutch Experience 1-4 (A0 – A2):
- “Nederlands in gang” (find out which edition you need on our website)
Dutch Challenge 1-3 (A2 – B1): - “Nederlands in actie”
Dutch Deli 1-3 (B1 – B2):
- “Nederlands op niveau”
Can Koentact assist with visa applications?
Koentact does not handle visa applications, work permits, or other governmental documents.
However, you can check if you need a visa and get more information on how to apply by visiting the website Netherlands Worldwide. This official resource will guide you through determining your visa requirements and provide instructions for submitting your application.
For additional assistance, please contact the Dutch embassy or consulate in your area.
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