Children growing up in an international environment often learn multiple languages ​​simultaneously. This presents a great opportunity, but it can also be challenging to master one language. At LanguageOne, we help children develop their Dutch skills while continuing to practice their other languages. This way, we support healthy multilingual growth. Read more about Dutch language education of the future.

LanguageOne offers Dutch Language and Culture education in Hong Kong for students aged 3 to 12.

The lessons are offered as an after-school activity at two locations: ESF Bradbury and ESF Renaissance College.

Check out the class schedule here.

The LanguageOne curriculum is thematic and consists of units that focus on meaningful language and cultural tasks, relevant to the world of children and young people. Various skills such as reading, writing, speaking, and listening are addressed within each (cultural) theme. Our curriculum is based on both the IB (International Baccalaureate) and the Dutch national curriculum. We use, among other things, Nieuwsbegrip and Taal actief in our lessons.

The curriculum for primary school students focuses on the language domains of reading, writing, oral communication, and language conventions. In secondary education, language skills are mainly used to further develop proficiency in Dutch, for example through literature, with a view to preparing students for examination programs.

Learn more about our curriculum in the LanguageOne Hong Kong School Guide or visit our Facebook page.

At LanguageOne, our students typically follow two hours per week of Dutch Language and Culture education in addition to their regular school (local or international). The lessons are offered as an after-school program.

This is usually possible, depending on availability and level. Please contact the site manager to discuss the options.

The tuition fee for (part of) a year is stated in our General Terms and Conditions for our Hong Kong location. You can also find the tuition fees on the Class schedule and tuition fees page.

It is possible for your child to take a trial lesson. You can easily request this, and the school’s site manager will then contact you to arrange an appointment.

No, we don’t offer private lessons, but we’re happy to help you find the best solution for your child. We offer personalized instruction in small classes. Private lessons are available through LanguageOne Online.

In addition to language lessons, we also devote significant attention to Dutch and Flemish culture at our locations. We do this through recognizable activities and celebrations, such as King’s Day, Children’s Book Week, and Sinterklaas. This way, children experience the language not only in the classroom but also in a meaningful and festive context. This way, they stay connected to the culture, traditions, and stories of their home country.

Then LanguageOne Online is the logical alternative.

LanguageOne’s educational programs ensure a smooth transition upon returning to the Netherlands or Belgium. For advice on continuing Dutch Language and Culture education in another country, online education, or choosing a school upon returning to the Netherlands or Belgium, please contact the location manager or teacher. You can also always utilize LanguageOne’s network in the Netherlands.

This depends on the local offerings of the LanguageOne location. Please contact the location manager for more information. There is, however, an online program available for adults.