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Dutch tutors
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What is Dutch tutoring, and who is it for?
Dutch tutoring helps newcomers, students and professionals speak Dutch in the Netherlands and Flanders. Many people in the Netherlands switch to English when they hear an accent, so learners often need a tutor to get real speaking practice. Lessons also prepare for the civic integration exam (inburgering) and the State Exam Dutch as a Second Language (Staatsexamen NT2).
- Expats and newcomers living in the Netherlands or Belgium
- Learners preparing for inburgering or the Staatsexamen NT2
- Partners and children in Dutch-speaking families
What Dutch tutors cover
Dutch
- Pronunciation, including the g, ui and ij sounds
- Word order and verb position in main and subordinate clauses
- De and het words, separable verbs
- Reading, writing, listening and speaking for NT2
How often should I take Dutch lessons?
Many learners take one or two lessons a week and practise daily between them: listening to Dutch radio or podcasts, reading short news articles and speaking Dutch in shops even when people offer English. Before an exam date, a few weeks of more frequent lessons focused on the exam tasks can help. Agree a schedule with your tutor that you can keep up for several months.
What do Dutch lessons with a tutor cover?
Beginners start with pronunciation, everyday phrases and the present tense, then move on to word order (the verb in second position, and at the end of subordinate clauses), separable verbs and the past tenses. These rules are where most learners need someone to explain and correct them while they speak.
Exam candidates practise each skill of the exam: reading, listening, writing and speaking. Tell the tutor your target exam and date so the lessons follow it.
How do I choose a Dutch tutor?
Look for a tutor who has taught learners at your level and, for exams, has prepared candidates before. Ask how much of the lesson is spoken Dutch; a short first lesson shows whether the pace suits you.
How much does Dutch tutoring cost in 2026?
Prices depend on the tutor's experience, exam preparation and lesson type. Tutors set their own price on WantATutor and there is no commission, so the profile price is what you pay.
How to choose a Dutch tutor
If you are preparing for an exam, choose a tutor who knows the format of inburgering or NT2 Programme I or II; for Flanders, a tutor familiar with Belgian Dutch.
Many tutors offer a short free intro lesson. Compare Dutch tutors or read how it works.