At any given time, about 1.95 million students are enrolled in an IB (International Baccalaureate) program. Even more remarkable is that nearly 25% of those students fail their IB exams. Failing IB exams, although not the end of the world, can impact on your child’s confidence, and they’ll have to retake them. That’s where an…
If you currently have a temporary residency and plan to take the integration exam to qualify for permanent residency or Dutch citizenship, you have until the end of 2023 to pass the language exams at the A2 level, in 2024 the level may get changed to B1, which is much more challenging.
Holidays are an important part of the school curriculum. Children need a break in-between their tedious study schedule and extra-curricular activities.
What would be one of the most effective and fun ways to increase your Dutch instantly?
Have you been learning Dutch, and have you ever wondered how you could sound far more Dutch? The solution could be simple.
For expats, it can feel like they must have some psychokinetic powers to master that difficult Dutch language.
Have you been learning Dutch for a while, and have you noticed that somehow having real Dutch conversations is not that easy?
Have you ever noticed that one thing is always missing when you look at methods for learning languages?
For any expat in the Netherlands, the following sentence should not come as a surprise: it is difficult to speak Dutch in the Netherlands.
It’s true what they say. Language learning should be fun. The best way to stay motivated is to make sure you are smiling and even laughing through the process.
