Baay Dutch Language Courses, Rotterdam:
Baay Dutch Language Courses is a small school in Rotterdam, The Netherlands that works together with motivated freelance teachers. Because we are a small company, we are also very flexible. You can start a course at a time that best suits you and if required, we also come to your house / office. Also, "Dutch abroad" is possible. Group courses at all levels in Rotterdam, start on January 21.
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Dutch Language Courses
Intensive courses
Intensive cou
rses allow students to learn Dutch in a short space of time. The course can start any time after the intake interview. An intensive course generally consists of 15 teaching hours a week.
Group courses
Group courses allow students to practise their Dutch together. Role play and presentations are an important part of the programme. Groups consist of a maximum of six students and the courses are given at different levels. A group course consists of ten two-hour lessons.
Private courses
A private course can be arranged at any time and usually consists of 24 teaching hours. This is the ideal course for busy people with irregular work schedules. Prior to the course, the student is invited to an intake interview. During this interview, we discuss the student's objectives and determine their level. Together we agree a start date for the course.
Flexible times with a “strippenkaart”
Would you like to practice the Dutch language after a course in a flexible way? Then a “strippenkaart” (a trasnsportation ticket which is valid on all buses, trams and metro lines in the city) with 10 one hour lessons will suit you.
The rules:
- each lesson must be booked a minimum of 48 hours in advance.
- a lesson can be cancelled 24 hours in advance.
- the strippenkaart is valid for 6 months.
Introduction to the Netherlands
This is a 2-day group workshop, designed for foreign employees and their partners who are posted to the Netherlands. It prepares the participants for life and work in the Netherla
nds. The workshop provides information on Dutch culture and society, the differences between the participant's own country and the Netherlands, and their influence on daily life. The workshop aims to give the participants a better understanding of the Netherlands, and enable them to communicate effectively with the Dutch people they work with and meet in daily life.
The workshop contains briefings on Dutch society, history, politics, and geography and leisure activities. There is also attention for the consequences of living as an expatriate, particularly the changes in personal perspectives that come about through living abroad – ‘culture shock'. The workshop is interactive and takes a personal approach, allowing time to answer the participants' questions and deal with their particular situation.
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