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Why Regina Coeli costs more than a standard language course, and what you get in return
Language training at Regina Coeli costs more than many other language courses. We are open about that. But the difference is not just in the price. It is in the level of personal attention, the focus, the speed and the result you can take back to your work.
Learn the language of your holiday destination: how to get started on your own
On holiday, a new language is all around you. On the menu in that small restaurant. On the sign at the bakery. In the chat between the waiter and the table next to you. On packaging in the supermarket, posters in the street and announcements at the station. Of course, this will not make you fluent. But it can open the door to the language a little. Enough to enjoy it during your holiday.
A language boost on holiday
A holiday is a time to recharge. To step away from work, your calendar and your daily routines. But that is exactly why it also creates space for something you may not get around to in daily life: refreshing your language skills.
Keep your language skills fresh with fun five-minute challenges
Want to give your brain a little workout during the holidays? These short language challenges are a fun way to stay sharp—even when you're relaxing.
A small guide to Dutch football words, habits and orange streets
If you live in the Netherlands during the World Cup or another tournament, you may suddenly notice that the country changes colour. For expats, this can be charming, surprising or slightly confusing. Why orange? Why are entire streets decorated? And what does Hup Holland Hup actually mean?
Applying for a job in the Netherlands
If you are an expat looking for a job in the Netherlands, it is extremely helpful to understand the Dutch way of applying for jobs. Perhaps your Dutch is good enough to apply in Dutch. For international positions, you can often apply in English. Nevertheless, it is useful to know the customs and expectations of the average application procedure in the Netherlands.