Around 200 students are pursuing Masters and Doctoral degrees in Brussels. The degrees at the…read moreUniversity of Kent are also accredited by the higher education accrediting body for the Flemish Community in Belgium (NVAO) and recognised by the Flemish Government. Students are drawn from over 50 countries, I love that!

I know I write all of my reviews in English, but I do actually speak Dutch!…read more And who do I have to thank? All of the great teachers at Linguapolis! Linguapolis is a subdivision of the University of Antwerp. So that means all of the courses are taught in the beautiful University buildings. Yes, Linguapolis is very expensive but if you really want to learn the language, this is your best option. From Day One, the class is taught soley in Dutch. And all of the lessons focus on us telling about where we come from and our cultures and customs. So not only was I learning Dutch, but also about many countries from all over the world (in Level One we were with 13 nationalities!). There are many packages available. I chose to do the 3 month course (3 evenings/9 hours a week). I followed 4 Levels, so it took me about a year and a half in total. But if you want to immerse yourself to learn more quickly, there are also daily lessons.

The method and the tools are great but unfortunately I didn't get a good teacher (level 3)…read more She was basically reading a powerpoint for all the grammatical aspects, and she refused to explain things from previous levels "that's from level 1 or 2, you should study it by yourself". I studied earlier in other schools with different methods and I never saw a teacher refusing to explain important rules about grammar. Of course it was an intensive class and we could not waste time, but at the end of the course we ended up doing activities unrelated to the program... That's not logic. I would like to come back to Linguapolis for the method but I will make sure to have another teacher.