Dutch Language (A1 Level – Family Reunification Focus)

(For Non-Dutch Speakers – Ages 18 and above)
Learn Dutch for Successful Integration and Family Reunification in the Netherlands

Our Dutch Language Courses are specially designed for adult learners who are preparing for family reunification (MVV procedure) in the Netherlands. This program focuses primarily on Level A1, the basic level required for the Dutch Civic Integration Exam Abroad (Basisexamen Inburgering Buitenland).
Whether you’re joining a spouse or family member, this course equips you with the essential language skills and cultural understanding needed to communicate confidently, pass required tests, and start building your life in the Netherlands.
Courses are available in-class and online, making them accessible from anywhere in the world.

 

COURSE OVERVIEW

• Focus on CEFR Level A1 – the foundational level for basic communication.
• Course duration: 2 months.
• Classes held three days per week, 2 hours per day.
• Flexible timing options: 9:00–11:00 AM / 4:00–6:00 PM,/ 6:00 – 8:00 PM or upon request.
• Offered in both in-class and online formats.
• Emphasis on skills needed for the Civic Integration Exam Abroad (speaking, listening, reading, basic knowledge of Dutch society).

 

CERTIFICATION & EXAM PREPARATION

• • Certificate awarded upon completion of Level A1.
  • Preparation support for the Dutch Civic Integration Exam Abroad:

■ Speaking test (spreekvaardigheid)
■ Listening test (luistervaardigheid)
■ Reading test (leesvaardigheid)
■ Knowledge of Dutch Society (KNS)

 

IDEAL FOR LEARNERS WHO:

• Are applying for family reunification with a spouse or relative in the Netherlands.
• Need to pass the Dutch Civic Integration Exam Abroad (Basisexamen Inburgering Buitenland).
• Want to begin learning Dutch in a practical, supportive environment.
• Have no prior or minimal knowledge of Dutch.

 

QUALIFIED INSTRUCTORS

• Native or fluent Dutch-speaking instructors with experience in teaching Dutch as a second language (NT2).
• Trained specifically in preparing students for the integration exam and Dutch cultural adaptation.
• Supportive and culturally sensitive teaching approach