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Learn Dutch in cities famous for canals and cycle paths.
The Netherlands, on the North Sea coast, is known for its canals, windmills, flat landscapes and cycling culture. The official language is Dutch. The country is also known for its trading and seafaring past and its innovative approach to design and architecture. Its capital, Amsterdam, welcomes visitors with a seventeenth-century canal ring, well-known museums and an international atmosphere that blends history with modern city life.
Programmes in the Netherlands are based in Amsterdam and focus on general Dutch courses. They suit people with a close interest in Dutch culture, or those planning future academic or professional ties with the country, whether taking their first steps in Dutch or improving an existing level. Learning the language while living the daily rhythm of a Dutch city helps what you learn in class really stick.
Learn Dutch in cities famous for canals and cycle paths.
After class in Amsterdam you hear Dutch on signs, in shops and on the street, which helps you quickly connect what you have learned with everyday life.
Cycle paths, trams and trains make getting around the city, and travelling to other Dutch cities, practical and well organised.
Amsterdam's museums, historic canal houses and design shops let you fill your free time outside class with new cultural discoveries every week.
Temperate maritime climate: mild summers and cool, damp winters. Influenced by the North Sea, wind and rain are common throughout the year.
In Amsterdam, cycling, trams and walking are the basis of everyday transport. Canal-side cafés, open-air markets, museums and parks are at the centre of social life, and short weekend train trips to nearby cities are easy.
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