In this advanced beginners course participants extend their basic knowledge of Dutch (reaching CEF-level A2). Participants receive a certificate after full attendance and if the portfolio they created during the course is evaluated positively.
The course consists of group tuition. It covers reading, listening, writing and speaking. Participants will also learn more about Dutch culture and society and an excursion to the Rijksmuseum Twenthe.
Translated in terms of the Common European Framework for modern foreign languages (CEF), this means that at the end of this course, participants:
You will be evaluated based on a portfolio, which you have to complete by the end of the course. The portfolio consists of listening and reading tests, writing assignments, a practical speaking exercise outside of class and a spoken exam in the final lesson. If the result is satisfactory, you will be able to enrol in the A2/B1 course.
Admission is granted on the basis of certificates obtained from earlier Dutch A1 language courses or an intake exam, which can be found in the following link: NT2 intake exam. Knowledge of English (language of instruction) with an approximate level of B1 is required.
DISC-A2-2026
all (prospective) UT students, PhD-candidates, employees (and their partners) who would like to learn Dutch. Also non-UT participants are very welcome to join the course.
Roughly equivalent to 2,5 ECTS
This course will be held from 3rd-14th August 2026, except the weekend
09.00 -12.30 hrs.
Vrijhof Building, Skills Lab
1. UT bachelor and master’s students: €25,-.This is a NON-REFUNDABLE and NOT TRANSFERABLE administration fee, payable at registration. Faculties will pay the full course fee for you. 2. UT-employees: €625,-Faculties and Service departments will pay for you.You need permissions from your head of department. 3. Partners of UT-employees: €625,-4. Non-UT participants: €812,50Partners and non-UT participants can use internet payment to pay the course fee.
Minimum 10 and maximum 15 participants per group
Qualified teacher of Dutch as a second language
Provided by UT Language Centre.
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