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.

Children can attend classes at LanguageOne Poland from the age of 3 up to and including secondary school.
Students must be toilet-trained and accustomed to a school environment.

Classes take place at the British School Warsaw, a Nord Anglia school.

The program is aligned with Dutch or Flemish education and focuses thematically on language skills: reading, writing, listening, and speaking.
In the lower grades, the emphasis is on playful learning, with attention to phonics, vocabulary, and story comprehension. In the upper grades, students follow a curriculum tailored to their level, including preparation for returning to the Netherlands or Belgium or for passing a recognized language exam.
Students can also take the CNaVT exam, and LanguageOne Online is used for the Dutch A course.

Classes are held after school at the British School of Warsaw (Sadyba). Students are divided into small groups based on age and level.

Students can enroll during the school year, depending on availability in the groups.

For more information on tuition fees for Poland, please visit the British School Warsaw website.

Then LanguageOne Online is the logical alternative.

It’s possible to schedule a trial lesson for your child. You can easily request one yourself. The location manager will then contact you to schedule 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.

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.