Silvia P
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I started dutch classes as soon as I arrived in Brussels and started working. Everything went well, except that I didn't went to the exam of the first level due to my work program and I couldn't come immediately to clear this. So after 3 and half months, after I did some online classes and I wanted yo register for another class they told me that I must wait 6 months to have the exam....or just start all over again in a month or so... It's not really encouraging to hear that wen you try to learn a new language. And I understand that everywhere there are some rules that we need to respect, but I asked for an explanation...but no answer except :"these are the rules". Rules that I was NOT informed about at the beginning!

Stefan Petrovski
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A wonderful educational centrer. I am immensely pleased with the interior design, accessibility, service and the helpfulness of the staff. It really does fullfil the needs of any needed educational activity. Their meals and catering is amazing and I am overall speechless and in love with this centre.

marie webergo
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Training and orientation center for learning Dutch in Brussels. It offers Dutch lessons in several Brussels municipalities. First of all, you have a short interview which allows you to get to know yourself better and get better orientation. If you are not a beginner, you will need to take a language skills test. After knowing your level in nl, you can enroll in a course related to your level called curriculum. Huis van het Nederlands offers support for professionals, workers, freelancers. The welcome and service are of high quality. It offers you a training and support network as a worker or job seeker. Do you want more independence or do you have a certain level of language? You want to converse., Practice the language .. Thanks to the service of Patati patata, I found a partner nl to converse. It is a good experience thanks to their site, I could benefit from language exchange and thus improve my nl.