Workshops better writing in Dutch
for UM students and staff
Would you like to refresh your knowledge of Dutch spelling and grammar, or receive tips to work on your writing skills? We offer four different online workshops, free or charge, in which our tutors help you regain or boost your confidence when writing in Dutch.
Description
Do you ever doubt your spelling and grammar? Or do you feel uncertain when you write?
The online workshops 'Better Writing' allow you to refresh your spelling, take your texts to a higher level and thereby increase your self-confidence. During the thematic workshops, you will work directly on practical assignments together with other participants, under the guidance of an expert teacher.
The ‘Better writing in Dutch’ workshops are held twice a year.
Fast facts
- Four 2-hour thematic online workshops (via Teams)
- For UM students and staff; Dutch speakers and non-native speakers with at least Dutch B2 level
- Participation per workshop possible
- Maximum of 12 participants per workshop
- Free of charge
I would recommend this workshop to anyone considering a life in the Netherlands or who wants to take their Dutch to ‘the next step’. Since the workshop, I feel more confident in my use of language, and (largely) thanks to the excellent teacher, I obtained a bachelor's degree in Dutch Law!
Registration
These workshops are free for all UM students and staff. However, registration is not without obligation. If you cancel less than three days before the workshop starts or are absent without notice, please note that you may be charged €30.
For whom?
These free workshops are intended exclusively for UM students and employees. Both for students and employees whose mother tongue is Dutch and for non-native speakers.
For admission to the workshop, you must have a command of Dutch at B2 level. An intake is required if you cannot demonstrate B2 certification.
After each workshop, you will once again have effective tools at your disposal to
- spell correctly (1),
- construct good sentences (2),
- write clear texts (3)
- and argue well (4).
