Learning Dutch is helpful in various aspects. Dutch is the official language of the Netherlands, Belgium, Suriname, and the Caribbean islands of Aruba, Curaçao, Sint Maarten and French Flanders (France). Over 25 million people around the world speak Dutch. Although it is not the most spoken language outside of Europe, it is relevant when you plan to stay in Dutch-speaking countries.

Everyone learns a new language for various reasons. It varies between preparing for overseas career opportunities, pursuing education abroad, immigration and personal interest. Like any other language, Dutch helps to find job opportunities overseas and pursue higher education. Learning a new language and cultural exposure also comes with cognitive developmental benefits. Moreover, it makes one knowledgeable and helps maintain good social skills and emotional intelligence.

Having a foreign language in your arsenal lets you grab career and academic opportunities on time. In addition, it will make you a fast learner and problem solver with critical thinking. These skills are all required in every aspect of life, including education and career.

There is plenty of scope for career opportunities, ranging from agriculture, water management, art & design, logistics, banking, and sustainable energy. BPO, international business, and export-import industries will always prefer bilinguals and multilingual. So when you are fluent in Dutch, you are already at an advantage.

Like any other language, learning Dutch will also help enhance the learner’s cognitive abilities. Learning a new language helps to have better memory retention. It also sparks creativity and flexible thinking. One becomes a fast learner as one progresses. It can also contribute to cultivating a broad mindset while being introduced to different cultures. It will positively impact your emotional quotient. Making you someone who can think from different perspectives and understand people. It can help one handle any social or business interaction with sensitivity.

The last thing anyone would want to do is sit in a restrictive environment and robotically memorize everything. It can throw you off the track easily. It will be effective if the learning process can be fun and educational simultaneously.

While tutors can implement interactive teaching methods, there are easy ways to ensure they pay attention while they learn at home. For example, watching Dutch movies, TV shows and YouTube videos with subtitles can help develop vocabulary, pronunciation, listening etc. You can also tune into Dutch music, podcasts or audiobooks to refine your listening skills and comprehension. In addition, you can use apps with attractive interfaces for practicing with games, flashcards etc. Not only will this help you learn the language it can also help you pick up on the cultural aspects with ease when it’s original Dutch content.

Yes, all our students who complete the course get issued an accredited certificate.

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