A2 integration course Dutch language?

Hi Hansest,

I myself come from near Tiel and my wife spent 2 years at the ROC Rivor in Tiel. Our experience is that the education at the ROC in Tiel is very poor, little attention is paid to the students and the tuition is very expensive (unfortunately this was the only option for us). What I can recommend if your partner will soon go to school are extra lessons at the Dynamics foundation in Tiel. My wife takes extra lessons here in the Dutch language at different levels, 2 half days a week. My wife enjoys going here. These classes are free to follow, you just need to register your partner. If you want to know more or if your partner wants to get in touch with my Thai wife, you can email me [email protected]

Yours faithfully,

Daniel Seeger

My now Thai ex with 3 years of secondary education in Thailand immediately after 6 months of language lessons in Antwerp (the reason to follow the Belgium route faster on language lessons) started with MBO 1 and then followed MBO 2, MBO 3 and MBO 4 financial administration . So make sure she doesn't spend too long with language in the form of a course if she has some learning ability. With an MBO 2 diploma, a basic qualification, you meet both the requirements of integration, but more importantly, you also become more interesting for an employer. It doesn't matter if you got A1 or A2 or B1. They want you to be able to do something and to demonstrate that you have the drive to function in his or her company. It does require extra effort from the partner, but it yields a lot. After 2 years my ex had her MBO 2, a year before MBO 1 and also a year before MBO 2 despite the fact that she gave birth to our daughter. I have always looked for good internships, not those that pay, but where she could learn a lot at companies that look good on a CV. She has a permanent job at the Bijenkorf. Investing pays off a lot. Incidentally, F1, F2, F3 and F4 standards are used in the Netherlands thanks to the Meijerink committee. In my position I test people weekly with ICE tests and learning ability tests, and the level certainly for reading is sad for many. Hardly anyone can read and understand a longer text. I therefore stop. For A1, the Ad Appel method is very useful.

Hi Hansest,
I am from Druten and my wife has been in the Netherlands for almost 3 years now. She went to university in Thailand and learned everything herself without a course.
She has done a lot of research on the internet and social media.
Heard only bad stories about all kinds of courses and my wife is very smart.
You can also find a lot of information on Facebook via pa sa thai = the Netherlands. A lot of other information can also be found through this group. If you are interested you can email me and I will forward you to my wife.
this way is also very cheap.
My wife passed everything in 1 go, of course you have to master self-study
[email protected].
Good luck Frank