Learn Dutch through self-study
Would you like to study Dutch independently? No problem!
We give one-off advice on materials for your self-study Dutch: we will recommend textbooks, as well as websites and apps.
You will receive tips on where and how to practice Dutch in Brussels. This means that you can practise by having real conversations.
We can also provide advice on business Dutch or specific work-related vocabulary.
For whom?
- You live in Brussels.
- You are 16 years or older.
- You want to study Dutch yourself, without a teacher.
- You want to study Dutch when it suits you.
- You are enrolled in a Dutch course but have extra learning needs.
- You want to learn something specific, for example Dutch for your job.
- Your Dutch course is not due to start before a couple of weeks or months. You want to start learning Dutch immediately through self-study.
You know little or no Dutch
Sign up for an online group tutorial for beginners.
During this info session, we will answer these questions:
- What are good self-study books for beginners?
- What are good websites and apps for beginners?
- Where can I borrow or buy self-study materials?
- How to best plan my self-study?
- Where and with whom can I speak Dutch and practise conversation?
Duration: 1 hour
You already know a little bit (or a lot) of Dutch
Book an individual appointment
If you already have some knowledge of Dutch, we can offer you personalised advice. You tell us why you want to learn Dutch. We will then provide you with a one-off consultation to help you get started with your self-study.
Fill in this form and we will contact you to make an appointment, either online or at the Dutch Language House.
Individual appointments always take place on a Monday morning, between 9am and 12 noon. An appointment lasts approximately 45 minutes. You cannot choose the exact time of your appointment yourself.
How much does it cost?
Our advice is free. You will need to borrow your own self-study materials from a Brussels library. We'll give you the right information.