Practice Dutch
If you are looking for opportunities for practising your Dutch, we can offer you language courses for children, chat cafés, easy-to-follow theatre performances, booklets with words and pictures and much more.
Practice in your spare time
Looking for tips on learning Dutch?
Looking for activities?
Want to practice your Dutch in a fun way in your free time? Do you enjoy cooking or crafting? Do you prefer sports or just chatting? Or are you eager to learn something new?
Dutch language lessons
CVO Semper organizes the Dutch lessons at GC de Zandloper.
Registration:
The Agency for Integration and Citizenship organizes information days about Dutch lessons. You can ask for information there and register for a Dutch course.
More info via 0800 123 00 or www.infonl.be.
Language immersion
Is Dutch not your children’s mother tongue? Then it’s a good idea to learn and practice Dutch during the holidays.
That’s why we organize fun and educational 'Practice Dutch' camps.
The supervisors encourage the children to speak Dutch while playing.
These are not language lessons.
Language icons
Our community centre offers many activities in the Dutch language. These are ideal for people learning Dutch. Use the explanations linked to the language icons to choose an activity.
What do the language icons mean?
Language icon 1: You don’t understand or speak much Dutch yet.
Language icon 2: You already understand a little Dutch but don’t speak it very well yet.
Language icon 3: You understand quite a lot of Dutch and can say a few things.
Language icon 4: You understand a lot of Dutch and speak it well.
Materials to practice Dutch
Looking for materials to practice Dutch? Come to the community center or visit the Language Point in the library.
For organizers and facilitators
Are you a volunteer in an association, do you lead a Dutch practice opportunity, or do you work in education? The non-profit organization ‘de Rand’ invites everyone who lives, works, goes to school, and/or spends their free time in the Flemish periphery to learn, practice, and use Dutch in a positive way. Dutch speakers can also contribute. With tips, methodologies, materials, workshops, coaching, and tailor-made programs, the non-profit ‘de Rand’ supports schools, associations, local authorities, and other partners.